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- From: "George T. Rojas" <rojas>
- Subject: C++ In Realtime Applications
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- Date: Wed, 7 Feb 1996 13:47:40 GMT
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- I am interested in specific examples/experiences of how
- not to and how to use C++ in a realtime system. An example
- would be that one should not instantiate an ISR object every
- time an interrupt occurs.
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- Many engineers maintain that C++ is too time inefficient
- for realtime systems. They are usually inexperienced in C++
- and/or have had a bad experience with it in such applications.
- I know this to be a false assertion. Do you?
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- Your comments are welcomed.
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- Craig S. Dukerschein
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