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> Does anyone know what it's written in? The slightly sarcastic answer would be "C++, of course". There is even a code standars document that's floating around

> Does anyone know what it's written in? The slightly sarcastic answer would be "C++, of course". There is even a code standars document that's floating around. (Edit) Link: http://www.stroustrup.com/JSF-AV-rules.pdf http://www.stroustrup.com/JSF-AV-rules.pdf That said, I don't really think the troubles come from the technology side of things.

logicallee 11y ago
I don't get why you state your response is slightly sarcastic. You mean "probably C++, even though it's not a suitable language"? Why not?
- golergka 11y ago
  Because of all the subtle ways you can shoot yourself in the foot.
  - jmnicolas 11y ago
    and take the whole leg ;-)
engi_nerd 11y ago
Well, to clarify, that's the coding standard for the Air Vehicle (in other words, the airplane itself). That does not apply to ALIS (although there's nothing stopping them from using those coding guidelines if they really wish, I guess). I have no idea what ALIS is written in.