Traditionally, embedded applications are written in C. Using C++ is often frowned upon, because it is assumed to be less efficient. This talk shows how the interface of a typical embedded library can be made safer and more user-friendly, without being less efficient. Starting from a C-style interface modern C++ features are applied, like namespace, enum class, overloading, default argument values, std::byte, std::array<>, and templates.
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