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Re:RFC: C++ Buffer Hardening by jcelerier on Thursday October 06, 2022 @06:06PM (#33114714)
I'm coming from a side where people are nowadays literally working with their own FPGAs to get more performance though haha
Re:RFC: C++ Buffer Hardening by pjmlp on Friday October 07, 2022 @07:23AM (#33119804)
Hopefully they are doing VHDL with formal verification, for the sake of their data consistency.
Re:RFC: C++ Buffer Hardening by jcelerier on Friday October 07, 2022 @09:33AM (#33121034)
I'm currently working with very good researchers on formal verification of a part of the software I'm writing in rewriting logic with Maude - formalizing a fairly simplified version of the execution engine algorithms (0.005% of the c++ codebase maybe, 2500 lines of c++ at most) is taking ~a year roughly so far. That's not really viable for general development especially with requirements which evolve all the time.