On 29/06/07, William Chops Westfield wrote: > ATmega168 is about $4 in ones from digikey, and less than $3 if you buy > 25. Arduino (using mega8 or mega168 and gcc) claims to support some > c++. I noticed for the first few tryouts that Wouter sells them too, for about $10 including a 48-pin tsop to DIP converter PCB, which is very practical. I'm thinking it'll be the lpc2101 then. > I'd be worrying about runtime environments for C++ in deeply embedded > systems. Some of the features people are talking about (exception > handling?) rely on an OS-like thing as well as the language. Exception handling is compiler specific and can (for GCC) probably be cloned/extracted from the standard libsupc++ delivered with gcc itself. I'm not sure how exception handling works on an ARM but I suspect that for all devices in my area of interest they'll give an exceptional overhead that I'm not willing to add. -- http://www.piclist.com PIC/SX FAQ & list archive View/change your membership options at http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/piclist