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Scott Meyers
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Effective C++
in an
Embedded Environment
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Effective C++ in an Embedded Environment Version 2
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Effective C++ in an Embedded Environment
Effective C++ in an Embedded Environment
Scott Meyers, Ph.D.
Software Development Consultant
© 2012 Scott Meyers, all rights reserved.
Last Revised: 10/4/12
These are the official notes for Scott Meyers’ training course, “Effective C++ in an
Embedded Environment”. The course description is at
http://www.aristeia.com/c++-in-
embedded.html.
Licensing information is at
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In these notes, references to numbered documents preceded by N (e.g., N3092) are
references to C++ standardization document. All such documents are available via
http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/.
[Comments in braces, such as this, are aimed at instructors presenting the course. All
other comments should be helpful for both instructors and people reading the notes on
their own.]
Scott Meyers, Software Development Consultant
© 2012 Scott Meyers, all rights reserved.
Effective C++ in an Embedded Environment
Important!
In this talk, I assume you know
all
of C++.
You may not.
When you see or hear something you don’t recognize,
please ask!
Scott Meyers, Software Development Consultant
http://www.aristeia.com/
© 2012 Scott Meyers, all rights reserved.
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Scott Meyers, Software Development Consultant
© 2012 Scott Meyers, all rights reserved.
Effective C++ in an Embedded Environment
Overview
Day 1 (Approximate):
“C++” and “Embedded Systems”
A Deeper Look at C++
Implementing
language features
Understanding inlining
Avoiding code bloat
3 Approaches to Interface-Based Programming
Dynamic Memory Management
C++ and ROMability
Scott Meyers, Software Development Consultant
http://www.aristeia.com/
© 2012 Scott Meyers, all rights reserved.
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© 2012 Scott Meyers, all rights reserved.

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