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Micro-Controllers programming

I'm having this robotic arm project along with some engineers we haven't settled for the Micro Controller of choice yet but currently a PIC is being tested. I was wondering if there were Micros that support C++ ?

Background: I'm a (Java) software developer, beginner in Embedded systems, currently programming using Mikro Elektronika IDE and C language.

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Ismail Marmoush Avatar asked Dec 29 '25 02:12

Ismail Marmoush


2 Answers

AVR, MSP-430, Blackfin, almost anything 32 bit (ARM, AVR32, Renasis RX family).

If you are starting from nothing, an ARM is probably the best way to go. Atmel, NXP, TI and others have single chip ARM microcontrollers with inexpensive development kits.

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Dean Franks Avatar answered Dec 31 '25 16:12

Dean Franks


I know you're asking for C++, but I just got a netduino that runs C# (very similar in syntax and concept to Java) and I'm loving it.

The whole dev board (which in many aspects is compatible with readily available arduino shields) costs less than 40 bucks.

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Padu Merloti Avatar answered Dec 31 '25 16:12

Padu Merloti



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