Resources for C++ User Space Component Authoring?

I've been writing US components in Python, and want to test the C++ waters. Are there any resources to get me going? My C++ skills are middling...

One of the best ways to learn C is to read some C code.
This folder is a treasure trove of hal component examples
github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/tree/master/src/hal/components
And read these docs. linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/hal/comp.html
When you are ready, pick a real simple example (like and2.comp), compile it yourself, then use it for a template for your first component.
Try writing a component that lights up a pin when th X axis is > 50% of its travel or some other trivial example.
Or pretend your x axis is slightly crooked (say 3%). Compensate for this error by moving the Y axis based on X axis position.
 

Thank you, Rod. I've been using halcompile for quite a while for RT components. Are you saying I can use it for compiling US components, too? Just to outline my use case:

I have homebrew sensors using udp communication over a dedicated LAN to talk with my current Python US components on the LCNC host. I've found I can significantly reduce resource consumption on the sensors (Orange Pi and Jetson Nano dev boards) by moving from Python to C++, and reason I'll see similar by doing so on the LCNC host. Since I've gained some chops building C++ for the sensors, I figured I'd leverage that to improve whole system performance. But it isn't clear to me how to do that given I have to link a bunch of libraries (opencv, socket, inet, etc.). I suppose I could dissect halcompile, but hope there might be a quicker route.

I have, perhaps, answered my own question with a simple halcompile -h:

halcompile: Build, compile, and install LinuxCNC HAL components

Usage:
halcompile compfile...
[sudo] halcompile compfile...
halcompile --compile --userspace cfile...
[sudo] halcompile --install --userspace cfile...
[sudo] halcompile --install --userspace pyfile...
halcompile --print-modinc

Option to set maximum 'personalities' items:
--personalities=integer_value (default is 64)

Options to add compile and link flags (only for userspace, only for .c files)
--extra-compile-args="-I/usr/include/..."
--extra-link-args="-l..."

BUT, it looks like only for C, not C++?

Got it working. The vfd files in src/hal/user_comps ended up being very helpful. Thanks for the tips, all.