@riley
More questions! I've been reading about interrupts, and there seems to be a concern about invoking functions from a c++ class in an interrupt, and the possible need to mark the class and all its members as volatile. What do you think?
If I need to do things like making a static ISR method in the c++ class with vector tables or smth, that might be more than what I want to learn right now. I could go back to using a procedural API and just refactor it a bit better.
@project1enigma
@project1enigma
I have no idea what compiler this is using.
@riley
@project1enigma
It works now, so clearly you're right 
. I got confused by how arrays get initialized. Does this impact ctor considerations?
@riley
@project1enigma
haha I just fixed it, they were not pointing to anywhere... Updated to initialize in the header file as arrays. @riley
@project1enigma
Yes. I made a small change but I reduced it even further. Instead of writing and reading from two byte arrays, I encapsulated them in a Buffer class. Total less than 50 lines... Still crashes right at the beginning. Would you be willing to look if anything jumps out at you? This is my very first C++ class...
@project1enigma
Hmm. Yeah, this already works in c-like c++ code. I'll try to make the changes smaller. Thank you. I hope it'll be worth it
@riley
@riley
@project1enigma it never ends
@riley
It was failing to read the SD card despite the fact that the hardware was correctly connected, and the configuration was the same as what I used in the regular Arduino.
I could raise some tickets and I still might, but it's kind of a hassle.
@riley
Right now I'm running into very irritating problems. I got my program to work in procedural code, and I tried to convert a small part to OO. Now it's compiling, but always crashes or hangs, each time at a different point in the program. I don't really know how to debug something like this.
@riley
Status update: I'm back to C++ because I was having issues with the Rust SPI and SD Card libraries...
I've been avoiding learning C++ since about 2000CE...
@riley
I prefer vscode. There's something called avr-hal that I'm trying to get to work. Running into configuration issues, we'll see how it goes
@riley
Well I work in Java professionally, and I can do a lot in Rust already. But I'm consistently stumped in c/c++
@Dhmspector
It's most definitely a genocide, although if you prefer we can call it ethnic cleansing. They sanitize the English language communications a little but you'd better believe that maximum murder revenge is very popular in Israel.
It doesn't change the facts in the OP, by the way.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/nov/06/palestinians-will-not-be-allowed-to-return-to-homes-in-northern-gaza-says-idf
@JoshuaACNewman
@riley
I really don't know.
And, of course, I lost my family and my parents, which for me was a much greater loss than I'd expected.
Anyway, what I'm trying to say is that while it's important to have visas and work and stuff sorted out, you should try to be prepared for the mental health challenges to adapting to a completely new environment, which I'm guessing Americans will be even less prepared for than most (unless they go to UK, Canada, Australia, etc). Good luck 7/7
When I migrated from Israel to the US, to escape fascism, I already spoke English fluently, I had watched American TV, read American books, been on the American Internet, and I even got married to an American almost immediately (I had met my first wife in Israel), and theoretically had the benefit of her existing social networks. And I was young and (I thought) adaptable. And yet, I think that I was also profoundly affected. 5/7
I was lonely and lost in a sea of unfamiliar culture and expectations; my immigration process dragged on and on and I couldn't work; my hastily made marriage wasn't really going according to plan. I think that even though I didn't notice anything wrong at the time, I have completely dissociated myself, and didn't even start recovering my identity until a decade later. In the end I lost my twenties to dissociation and depression, and my physical health to hard labor and stress. 6/7
