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XC8 PIC C++

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Jon Wilder

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Hi all.

With XC8's C++ capability, anyone ever try doing their PIC code in C++? Pros? Cons?
 
Nope not really.... I think I've crossed some wires.... I was thinking of the Amicus18 arduino.
But my brain was saying Fubrino ??? The pinguino IDE looks and feels like the adruino but it is just C and not C++ Sorry for getting your hopes up..
When you look at the Amicus18 you will see what I mean..
 
Nope not really.... I think I've crossed some wires.... I was thinking of the Amicus18 arduino.
But my brain was saying Fubrino ??? The pinguino IDE looks and feels like the adruino but it is just C and not C++ Sorry for getting your hopes up..
When you look at the Amicus18 you will see what I mean..

The Pinguino supposedly supports C++ on the 18F devices it supports - but as there's no Windows version, then I can't try it.

Obviously you can use the ChipKit Arduino settings if you have a suitable PIC32.
 
The Pinguino supposedly supports C++ on the 18F devices it supports - but as there's no Windows version, then I can't try it.
Of course you can.... I have it on windows ( earlier version ), It used to run on all three... Even then you can use virtualbox and run linux mint or something.
 
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