Ask HN: Use C with Classes for Embedded?

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  1. etl

    Embedded Template Library

    There are alternative STL-like libraries designed for embedded use: https://github.com/ETLCPP/etl

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  3. pigweed

    Modern software development for embedded systems

    Isn't this the premise upon which Google's Pigweed (https://pigweed.dev/) operates?

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