The standard Arduino style for writing libraries abstracting hardware functions is to write them as C++ classes – Serial, Stream, print, String, EEPROM, Wire, SPI, Servo, etc. are all C++ classes.

Many C++ courses are about writing GUI-oriented software, meant to be run on a PC. This one's about writing fast, flexible Arduino applications with a tiny memory footprint. Cantino comes with a ...

Arduino “C++” is really just like a stripped down C++, practically just C but with classes. It has no support whatsoever for anything like flexible declarations, new, delete, ...

This is a straight port of uClibc++ for Arduino. I have cut nothing out and held nothing back. Use with care! That said, I have used uClibc++'s own internal configuration to pare back un-needed stuff, ...

Arduino IDE is cross-platform, and it can run on operating systems from Microsoft, Linux, and Windows. Furthermore, you can program the boards using the Arduino IDE and Arduino Language, which is a ...

Never heard of the Arduino programming language? That is because the Arduino programming language is actually nothing more than C/C++. The “Arduino language” as they refer to it is actually just a ...

Arduino supports a simplified version of C/C++, and has a built-in library of functions and examples to help you get started. Add your perspective Help others by sharing more (125 characters min ...

There are three straightforward options to write the code for the Pico/RP2040: Arduino (C/C++), MicroPython (Thonny, MU Editor, … etc.), and VSCode (C/C++). I prefer C/C++ for RP2040 over MicroPython ...