Of course, Embedded-C is also C. However, switching from C to Embedded-C means that the programmer must adapt their programming to the requirements of the specific embedded application. These requirements include, for example, real-time capability, low memory footprint, and high operational reliability.
Many embedded projects still use older (and outdated) environments that don't allow developers to use a new C++ standard. This is a mistake. Because of this, programmers are missing out not only on the newly added features—some things were removed in C++11...
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