... to be discontinued two years from now.

Obligatory nerd orgy pic: https://i.imgflip.com/4da73.jp...

Because they don't do (obligatory in many *professional* fields) 100% coverage lines and MC/DC unit tests.

... against Social Studies. Is it legal at all? :P

My thick thumbs downvoted you instead of up. Have to comment now to undo the mistake :(

I struggle with my age

Should we make a meme or a tag already?
"Move Over, Silicon Valley: XXX Gaining Tech Jobs"

Somehow Silicon Valley is still as desirable and (therefore) pricey as in the nineties.

Am I correct that on a tidally locked planet atmosphere and water will be frozen solid on the dark (cold) side of the planet, leaving the "sunny side" water- and airless? The whole planet should work as a cryopump.

I learned a new word today!

> Memory safety is a reasonably well-defined term in software.

That's one of the reasons why Rust is not in functional safety ISOs (yet?).

For me the "reasonably well-defined" screams "undefined".

We in our functional safety field are governed by letters, not by a BS "spirit" of our laws.

Everything is pretty formalized and codified.

Then why do we talk about safety?

By many ISOs, the term is very defined very loaded. If Rust and Swift can't play in this filed (e.g. because GC puts a system into an undefined state, even so shortly) then we should not allow these languages in the field, at least until a fully defined system is possible.

Will your email client support a 1PB email?
Can your browser display a 10PB HTML page?

If not, we kinda agreed that there are limits.
What is left is to codify these limits.

The ISO does recommend certain subsets of C and C++, though.
Namely MISRA C:2012 and MISRA C++:2008.

Indeed. Library of Congress is a well-established unit and should be enough for anyone.

I honestly don't know. If I establish my own repair shop for Teslas, can I freely buy all the required HW and SW from Tesla Inc?

Thanks!