Kövesdi György wrote:
Hi,
I would like to use C++ for 8-bit AVR CPUs, so saving space would be
important.
I found that the constructors and destructors always have two instances, which
are exactly the same. I tried it for X86, X86/64, M68k, and AVR platforms,
with the same result, so it is not platform-dependent.
You want to use C++ on an AVR? What the heck is wrong with you? The
AVR is the platform the least appropriate for a high level language.
The AVR was developed between Atmel and IAR. IAR had a large influene on
the instruction set to make sure it would be very efficient at running
code developed in C.
So, I guess there's not that much "wrong" with him! ;-)
Regards,
Brian.
