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Advanced C++ Template Metaprogramming for Embedded Systems
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Advanced C++ Template Metaprogramming for Embedded Systems
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Overview of this book
Modern embedded systems require firmware that remains fast, compact, and maintainable under strict memory and timing constraints. Advanced C++ templates help engineers shift work to compile time, reduce runtime overhead, and express hardware abstractions with stronger type safety.
The course starts with template metaprogramming fundamentals, including function templates, class templates, specialization, non-type templates, variadic templates, and CRTP. Learners then apply these ideas to GPIO, UART, register access, LED control, and peripheral abstractions while using CubeIDE and generic driver foundations.
Hands-on examples connect each language feature to real microcontroller use cases. By practicing compile-time configuration and reusable driver patterns, learners build firmware that is easier to scale across platforms without sacrificing performance; by the end of this course, they can use C++ template techniques to design lean, type-safe embedded software.
Table of Contents (18 chapters)
Introduction
Fundamentals of Template Metaprogramming in Embedded Systems
Templates for Peripheral Drivers and Hardware Abstraction
Compile-Time Optimization with Template Metaprogramming
Setting Up
Developing Some Generic Drivers for Running Examples
Transitioning from Procedural C to OOP in Embedded Firmware
Developing the GPIO C++ Class Driver
Developing the UART C++ Class Driver
Working with Function Templates
Working with Class Templates
Working with Non-Type Templates
Working with Variadic Templates
The LED Class Template
The Register Access Template
The Template Class for Register Access
Testing the Register Access Template
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