C++11 made a significant impact on C++, bringing in features such as auto, lambdas, and constexpr. These features modernized language, making it more expressive.

This talk guides embedded developers who dominantly use C for their daily tasks through compile-time evaluation of functions and expressions in C++. It demonstrates language capabilities to generate lookup tables and mathematical signals in compile time while providing expressive abstractions similar to Matlab.

The talk will help embedded developers to better understand modern C++ capabilities, and it will cover the following topics:

• Constexpr variables, 
• Constexpr functions, 
• Operator overloading, 
• Lambdas, 
• Templates, 
• Abbreviated function template. 

The talk aims to demonstrate C++’s compile-time computation capability through a practical example while gradually guiding the audience through the language features needed to build the example.