Unfortunately, my C app for PIC32 needs OO too much and I can’t continue doing it in C.
Do you know any MIPS32 C++ compiler for PIC32?
Thanks
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Unfortunately, my C app for PIC32 needs OO too much and I can’t continue doing it in C.
Do you know any MIPS32 C++ compiler for PIC32?
Thanks
You might contact Comeau Computing; thier C++ compiler generates C code as an intermediate language so that it can then utilise a platform’s existing native C compiler where only a C compiler is available, and therefore porting to new platforms is relatively quick and simple.
For various reasons the intermediate generation and compiler adaptation is not accessible to end users so you will still need Comeau to generate a PIC32/C32 port, but it probably won’t take long and hopefully they would amortise the cost over sales to other users.
However if you use Commeau or any other C++ to C translator, you will suffer from the inability to use source-level debugging, and that is likley to be the killer to any attempt to use C++ sucessfully without native debugger support.
Although it is not always pretty, your best bet is probably to learn how to implement OO designs in C. Here’s a whole book on the subject: http://www.planetpdf.com/codecuts/pdfs/ooc.pdf