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The C and C++ Programming Languages

C and C++ are the most widely used programming languages for building high-performance and embedded applications. Whether used standalone or in combination with other languages, we have you covered with a suite of tools catered towards the most demanding usage of the language.

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Key Advantages of C and C++

Installed Developer Base

Systems have been developed with C/C++ over half a century, making it the most widespread language in the embedded industry. It is the foundational language for the vast majority of embedded developers, making expertise widely available.

Portability

C and C++ are widely supported by many compiler toolchains across a variety of platforms. This broad support ensures that well-written C and C++ code will be portable to new toolchains and new platforms with minimal effort, freeing developers to pick the toolchain that offers the best support for their needs.

Existing Libraries

C and C++ have a vast ecosystem of well-established libraries across various domains. These libraries provide reusable, tested components that can accelerate development and integration, regardless of the programming language used. Existing tools provide automatic generation of bindings, making it easier to use these libraries from safer languages.

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AdaCore’s expert services support every stage of your C and C++ development, from certification and mentorship to custom ports. Our goal is to help your team build and maintain safety-critical systems with confidence.

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Why use a Commercially Supported C/C++ Toolchain?

C/C++ toolchains are included in various environments which may be great to start developing code but may not be setup to answer to industrial requirements. Learn about what to expect from a commercially supported toolchain.

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