Hello!

I'm searching for informations for a comparison between OOP(generated code) vs. conventional coding.

First of all, we are using Rhapsody with C for embedded (real small) microcontrollers. Rhapsody generates many pointer (and overhead). How much affects it the performance?

Have you got some experienced data for me?

Hi,

Do you use ports ?

Other than ports, I can not see any stuff resulting in "overhead". Could you please give a solid example ?

Özgür Eser Akdemir.

andyk, I guess when you say "conventional coding" you mean what is termed functional-c in Rhapsody land.

Rhapsody originated in C++ but the C version is the most flexible in terms of ability to generate different code styles. The default code generated in Rhp-C is object based, i.e. the concept of a class is respected by passing a 'me' pointer into each function. If you want to generate flat, functional c then use files instead.

Rhapsody in C will also support polymorphism, modelled by realising interfaces, but the code is probably less efficient than using C++.