World Congress 2022 • Jun 15, 2022

C++ in constrained environments

Bjarne Stroustrup

Stop defaulting to restrictive C subsets for embedded systems. Expressive C++ abstractions actually help the compiler generate highly efficient code. Shift your computation to compile time today.

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