C++ Instantiate class at a fixed memory location (i.e.: GPIO) using 5282

[odnt]

I have read a thread on creatiing variables at fixed addresses using C, though it presented multiple methods, some with corrections, etc. and was pretty hard to follow. I did not get it to work with C++. Is it not valid for C++, or did I probably not get all the pragmas and declspecs correct? I saw that different processors were used in examples, but expected the principles to be the same.

I am attempting to create an LED object for the M5282EVB. Thank you.

[mccPaul]

If you just want to create a class that can be used to turn a LED on and off by toggling a GPIO line, there is no need to complicate matters by trying to instantiate the class at a specific location. All you need to do is to create a class that has member functions that will read/write the GPIO port that your LED is connected to.

Paul.

[odnt]

Thank you for your answer, and you are of course correct in this being an "overcomplicated" example. I was using this as a "hello world" type of learning experience - just to pick an arbitrary memory location to map to. The LEDs were picked only because they are visible.