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I think it is not helpful to call out that their architecture is "wrong" and their process is "wrong". The attribute "wrong" is very opaque. As somebody who d
by je42 6y ago
I think it is not helpful to call out that their architecture is "wrong" and their process is "wrong".
The attribute "wrong" is very opaque.
As somebody who doesn't have your background, i cannot follow you. I have no idea about automotive and space software requirements.
Since there are many aspects that lead to choices of a system architecture it requires more words to explain why a choice is not a good choice for the job.
- mrmonkeyman 6y ago"Wrong" for certification. Something like Chromium is so enormously humongously complex and integrated it will never pass any formal test.
- aetherspawn 6y agoI was referring to the architecture of Chromium being wrong to achieve certification for safety critical applications. And look, I haven't said impossible, but rough estimate I'd say removing 75% of the features and 5+ years to rewrite it to be compliant. And the subset of javascript that it could run would be very limited - it might not even have loops or functions.