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I think if you’re interesting in C you’re just going to have to deal with also working with C++. When I started out I was looking for the same thing in the emb

I think if you’re interesting in C you’re just going to have to deal with also working with C++. When I started out I was looking for the same thing in the embedded space but there wasn’t any jobs strictly using C. The “best” you could find out there is old code base is in C, new code is in C++. Which there are good reasons for.

sulam 4y ago
Eh. My mileage has varied. Fitbit's embedded systems were all written in C, without a single bit of C++.
- convolvatron 4y ago
  you can totally avoid c++. I've stuck to pure C (and better post c++) languages for 30 years
  - LordDragonfang 4y ago
    I would assume that's made much easier by having 20+ years of experience. OP is looking for entry-level positions