Isn't it just that your personal in-head GPT has been trained on C++ and wants to see it everywhere? It's not so easy to make very small embedded implementations and there's a reason after 25+ years C++ has not made inroads there.
Isn't it just that your personal in-head GPT has been trained on C++ and wants to see it everywhere? It's not so easy to make very small embedded implementations and there's a reason after 25+ years C++ has not made inroads there.
No, C++ is not even my programming language of predilection. Not sure why you would make assumptions about my background while knowing nothing about me. But I can recognize OOP patterns when I see them. There's even a book about that https://www.cs.rit.edu/~ats/books/ooc.pdf C-styled OOP is not a new concept. C++ just does it better.
The reason C++ has "not made inroads" may just be inertia, you know. And look at Arduino - if C++ code can run on an 8bit ATmega MCU, it can run anywhere. The whole language is designed around "pay for what you use and nothing else".