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Using exceptions in C++ embedded software

Posted on December 27, 2019 by davidcrocker

For several years I have been the lead developer of RepRapFirmware, which is firmware for 3D printers running ARM Cortex processors. Until recently I saw no compelling reason to use exceptions, so I compiled the firmware with gcc options -fno-exceptions … Continue reading →

Posted in Embedded software | Tagged ARM, C++, exceptions, memcpy crash, newlib-nano | 6 Comments

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