Object Oriented Programming in C: Part One: Encapsulation

Before we dive into the code for the iBookintosh project, I'm going to need a multitasking operating system. Of course I could use FreeRTOS or some other, but I prefer to write my own.
As much as I love 'C', I find its lack of object oriented programming facilities a drag. So, I'm going to "doctor" up C to look like an OOP, similar to Objective-C or C++ - but without a transpiler or code generator.
0:00: Intro
0:36: Object Oriented Programming
3:18: Blinky, revisited
4:52: Multiple LEDs FAIL
7:47: Encapsulation: Part 1
10:30: Multitasking
12:45: Encapsulation: Part 2
19:02: Classes and Interfaces
22:38: Conclusions
23:25: Closing
Playlist: • OOP in C
GitHub: github.com/devcybiko/pico-pro...
#pico #raspberrypi #oop #c #c++ #objective-c #programming

[@Nomadnetic]

This was fascinating thanks for sharing.

[@jeremymcadams7743]

Saw your short on this, was gonna swipe away at OOP, then you said in C, and now you have my attention.

[@ayyoubkasmi3871]

This video is a real enlightenment! Gave me some ideas of how an OOP language might be implemented. Very cool!

[@Shanmuganathan01]

Oh new world in my c program unlocked new part : oops