Re:Software is eating the car
by waiseristy on Thursday June 10, 2021 @03:02PM
(#27464281)
There's unfortunately no hardware or standards support for Rust, nor will there be any time soon. Silicon vendors don't provide Rust compatible toolchains, and the standards everyone is locked into is C/C++ only
Apparently volovcars is using Rust for development:
https://jobbsafari.se/jobbannons/embedded-developer-for-core...
There are also Ada, Basic, Pascal compilers, but definitly not on the car industry, and in what concerns Java it is only used by some infotaiment systems.
NVidia is using Ada for their automative research.
https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2019/02/05/adacore-secure-auto...
Re:Software is eating the car
by steveklabnik on Thursday June 10, 2021 @03:09PM
(#27464364)
There are some rumblings of Rust in automotive, but nothing I can publicly point you to definitively.
Ferrocene, a Rust toolchain for functional safety, is explicitly targeting ISO 26262, which is an automotive standard.
btw any embedded car ADA shops ?