Write in C++

A lot of low-level API's have c-style interfaces because that allows both C and C++ code to use them. The following code illustrates what such n interface might look like. Add a function as described in the comments that allows the user to set the isActive state of the device. This function should have reference semantics via a DeviceInterface pointer.

Starter Code:

#include  struct DeviceInterface { uint32_t deviceId; uint32_t driverVersion; bool enableDataTransfer; bool isActive; }; DeviceInterface* device_interface_create(bool transferEnabled); void device_interface_destroy(DeviceInterface* device); // TODO: add the new function 'device_interface_activate' here int main() { DeviceInterface* interfacePtr = device_interface_create(false); // TODO: call 'device_interface_activate' on the deviceInterface device_interface_destroy(interfacePtr); } DeviceInterface* device_interface_create(bool transferEnabled) { DeviceInterface* ptr = new DeviceInterface{}; ptr->deviceId = 0x01; ptr->driverVersion = 0x01; ptr->enableDataTransfer = transferEnabled; ptr->isActive = false; return ptr; } void device_interface_destroy(DeviceInterface* device) { delete device; } // TODO: implement 'device_interface_activate' such that it sets the isActive value to 'true'