alt Hacker NewsDo avionics in general subscribe to MISRA C/C++ or do they go even further with an additional (or different) approach?
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stackghost • last Sunday at 7:06 PM
Depends on the company in my experience. I've seen some suppliers that basically just wire up the diagram in Matlab/simulink and hit Autocode. No humans actually touch the C that comes out.
Honestly I think that's probably the correct way to write high reliability code.
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4gotunameagain • last Sunday at 6:50 PM
Depends on the region. MISRA is widely adopted, and then there are the US MIL standards, ECSS for european aerospace stuff, do-178C for aviation..
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coding standard is a part of the story. mainly it comes down to level of rigor and documenting process and outcomes for audit ability. DO-178c