Have you had experience developing with Embedded C++?

Embedded C++ is a subset of C++, adapted for programming embedded systems with limited resources.

Development experience with Embedded C++ typically includes:

• Using a restricted set of C++ features (e.g., no exceptions, RTTI, dynamic memory allocation).
• Focusing on efficiency and resource control.
• Working directly with hardware, registers, interrupts.
• Often writing drivers and low-level modules.

Example: implementing a simple class to control an LED on a microcontroller

class LED {
    volatile uint8_t* port;
    uint8_t pin;
public:
    LED(volatile uint8_t* p, uint8_t pin_num) : port(p), pin(pin_num) {}
    void on() { *port |= (1 << pin); }
    void off() { *port &= ~(1 << pin); }
};

This code is compact, efficient, and suitable for embedded environments.