2007/1/25, M. Koehrer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi all,
one other issue that comes in my mind:
The usage of C++ in a real time application could be fairly difficult, as
C++ might create temporary objects (using new(), which will probably
be realized with a malloc()). It is hard to identify what's happening with
the memory without an excellent understanding of the compiler.
I think you may try to replace (or overload for your class) operator new/delete
http://www.cantrip.org/wave12.html in order to catch such problem.
That's why I try to avoid C++ and real time application and use plain C...
I do not know Jeff's application, however I think it could be worth to
have a look on that.
But this choice is easier and I would go for it too :))
--
Erk
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