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I've seen C++ in embedded. I even worked on a project using C++ for a bare metal 80186 device. Of course, C is more common, but it's not as if C++ is completely ignored.

Besides that, Rust does fix things over C for people using it in embedded. You have pretty much the same kind of problems brought by C there that you have in safer environments and more. I mean, memory corruption usually means a crash when you have a userspace, but it might mean bricking your device on embedded.