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In general, you do not submit source code for review - just all your procedures and results for testing. In normal auditing, they will not inspect your source
by icegreentea 10y ago
In general, you do not submit source code for review - just all your procedures and results for testing.
In normal auditing, they will not inspect your source code - they may inspect everything around your source code (what you procedures for changes are, how you do your testing, etc etc).
However, I believe there's a general understanding that if you fuck up, your source code will be open to inspection - along with everything else. Cause you'll either voluntarily surrender it in hopes of getting on the FDA's good side, or cause they'll subpoena cause you killed someone.
- jordigh 10y ago> However, I believe there's a general understanding that if you fuck up, your source code will be open to inspection Hold it right there, Karl Marx. We can't just be giving the proletariat access to the means of software production because of one little boo-boo. That could totally bankrupt a company and would be a theft of IP. Rest assured that the proper procedures will be followed and the flaws corrected, but under no circumstances can we take the lawful property of entrepreneurs and daring businessmen.