I have been looking through the examples provided STM32Cube_FW_F7 downloaded St.com website.
I noticed that all of them are using c, is there a way for me to use c++.
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Yes -> http://distortos.org/ C++ RTOS + peripheral drivers. If something missing - use hardware registers instead of pseudo hardware abstraction libraries. It is much easier, efficient, energy wise and much quicker.
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So distortos implements the functions required by C++ runtime ? Ie dynamic allocation and implementation of data structure such as map, vector ? – Karim Mohamed Hasebou Aug 21 '18 at 07:48
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Yes it does. Check yourself – 0___________ Aug 21 '18 at 09:29
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+ check the same guy toolchain. – 0___________ Aug 21 '18 at 10:39
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Question is not correct!
If you asking: Can I use C++ for STM32? Answer: Yes, All compilers support C++ (GCC, IAR, KEIL)
If you asking: Do you have some C++ library for support STM32F7 MCU? Answer: No, at the moment public community doesn't have a good solution for you. You can find libraries for STM32F0 or STM32F4 but not for F7 family.
Also, you can check ARM mbed project, may it will suitable for you.
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What you mean't is I can use C++ as long as I avoid using any standard libraries or dynamic allocation methods such as new/delete ? – Karim Mohamed Hasebou Aug 21 '18 at 07:49