Rename USB sources from .c to .cpp to enable C++ features #763
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Follow-up to #767. That renames the USB source file extension from
.c
to.cpp
so that they're compiled as C++ code. Needed to add some extern "C" a few places to resolve linker errors.Motivation
I want to improve compatibility with C++11 (and newer), so that I can use
constexpr
in USB-related code as proposed in #766.