Convert embedded C++ code into C

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Hello all,

I have this working code in C++,but I am working on a new prototype with basically same circuit but different processor, for which I need the program in C.

I do have a API references and examples in C for the processor , but converting a program is definitely not included in it. Can any one suggest how do I represent all the public and private classes in C.

What I have tried:

I am not a pro at either C nor C++ . I was able to convet the basic protocols which are just a very small part of the code.

Posted 28-Jun-18 1:30am

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Updated 28-Jun-18 2:50am

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2018-06-28T02:08:00

Classes do not exist in C, so all the class methods must be put into inline functions. Class variables need to be declared wherever they are needed. Unless you are reasonably proficient at both languages this could be a difficult task. You could also try convert c to c - Google Search[^] as there may be some usable tools around.

CPallini · Answer 2 · 2018-06-28T02:51:00

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I am not a pro at either C nor C++ . I was able to convet the basic protocols which are just a very small part of the code

Then change processor. Seriously.

Unless it is a very trivial code, you have to be proficient in both C++ and C in order to accomplish the task.

Posted 28-Jun-18 2:51am

CPallini