Hi folks , what do you all think about Rust's play in automotive industry..?
we all know that c/c++ has been the monopoly for for decades when it comes to domains like Embedded and Automotive where safety and time is critical, but we see rust as language which has best of both worlds, so what are your thoughts.
If someone is already working on some automotive related use-case, I would love to collaborate and contribute.
Also attach if you came through any material that id related to Rust in Automotive ..
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What is the latest regarding using Rust in safety critical systems? I know this question has been asked periodically, but what is available today?
For C and C++ we got the updated MISRA 23, that's actually OK (compared to earlier MISRA and AUTOSAR rules). But is there something equivalent in Rust yet?
What are the active efforts to get there? Who is involved in it? Are there any public time lines available?
The Rust support for embedded platforms is pretty decent by now, so when will I be able to write bare metal AirBag software in Rust instead of C?