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While it largely depends on the specific device being programmed and the availability of a compilers, as a general rule embedded programming of microcontrollers is typically done in C rather C++.
The C Language compilers tend to produce a leaner more efficient code, then their C++ counterparts.
And most embedded C++ compilers only support a limited subset of the actual C++ standard language features.
Typically C++ is utilized to write larger applications for desktop or server systems, often with an underlying OS which manages such systems.
Hi, and thanks for informaton.
I have tried both Atmel studio, and Code Block, and both seems good, with some help functions while programming.
I have started looking in to C++, but it should be ok to move to C then.
Will keep on studying
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