Dear All,
we're using C++ for our development and I try to use nrf_malloc as much as possible.
But there are cases like std::vector's .resize() function and I wonder if it is okay to rely on them
Dear All,
we're using C++ for our development and I try to use nrf_malloc as much as possible.
But there are cases like std::vector's .resize() function and I wonder if it is okay to rely on them
Do not rely on nrf_malloc for C++. If you want to do C++ on ARM MCU, have a look at the EHAL library. Development environment for that is Eclipse GCC with nRF51 & nRF52.
Do not rely on nrf_malloc for C++. If you want to do C++ on ARM MCU, have a look at the EHAL library. Development environment for that is Eclipse GCC with nRF51 & nRF52.