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A lot of flight and safety critical software has gone c++ at least in the US. Do178b approved g++ clones started popping up about 25 years ago and have made dra
by galangalalgol 7y ago
A lot of flight and safety critical software has gone c++ at least in the US. Do178b approved g++ clones started popping up about 25 years ago and have made dramatic inroads.
- knome 7y ago>g++ clones What does this mean? Something like certified forks of g++?
- galangalalgol 7y agoThere have been those. Also there have been closed source compilers with identical switches. I have always suspected copyright violations because the scope of writing a c++ compiler but who knows.