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ltg:
There are embedded C++ compilers as well.. take a look at the IAR embedded workbench offerings. But I do agree that you may be taking a unnecessary performance penalty as well as additional memory requirements. What aspects of C++ are you looking to use?
for simple data, use structures...
I too am interested in this spec, can someone make it available here, or point me to where I can download it?
Thanks in advance
[EDIT]
Nevermind... found what i need (i hope) here:
**broken link removed**
[EDIT #2]
Well after going through those docs... while useful, they are not complete...
Look up Zarlink or Claire (formerly Teltone). What you are looking fo is called a DAA. Zarlink makes a nice universal module that only requires a few external components to tune it for different country requirements. The app notes are good too, showing the necessary connections.
i2c usart
I would recommend using a micro like the atmel to do the job. Some of the newer AVR's have built in I2C support, as well as a USART. The code between them is very simple.
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