Windows has supported kernel code in C++ since Vista, hence why VC++ has the /kernel option on cl.exe.
BeOS, Symbian, ARM mbed, Arduino, IncludeOS, Meadow, GenodeOS for example.
Yes the set of C++ features one uses on the kernel isn't the full language, neither is C when used on the kernel.
Windows has supported kernel code in C++ since Vista, hence why VC++ has the /kernel option on cl.exe.
BeOS, Symbian, ARM mbed, Arduino, IncludeOS, Meadow, GenodeOS for example.
Yes the set of C++ features one uses on the kernel isn't the full language, neither is C when used on the kernel.