Re:I cannot consistently write safe C/C++ code
by pjmlp on Monday July 17, 2017 @05:39AM
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MISRA, ISO 26262 make C feel like Ada with curly brackets, it is so constrained that it actually isn't C any longer.
> Get to know them, and see how safe C/C++ code is actually written!
I know them and also know that only in the context of high integrity computing are companies willing to pay for such processes, because they are cheaper than closing down the company if humans are killed due to a memory corruption error.
Good luck imposing such process in industries where human lives aren't at risk.
If companies could be sued by bad software quality, it would be another matter.
> Get to know them, and see how safe C/C++ code is actually written!
I know them and also know that only in the context of high integrity computing are companies willing to pay for such processes, because they are cheaper than closing down the company if humans are killed due to a memory corruption error.
Good luck imposing such process in industries where human lives aren't at risk.
If companies could be sued by bad software quality, it would be another matter.