>Unfortunately, safety code practices are highly dependent on your field and its practices, and I'm not aware of a good book or course. You mostly learn it by o

>Unfortunately, safety code practices are highly dependent on your field and its practices, and I'm not aware of a good book or course. You mostly learn it by osmosis when joining a team that develops safety-related systems. You should have lead with this. Every "use a safe language" or "follow these guidelines" post that comes up when the subject of safety-critical software comes up needs basically this response. Also, you will almost never be designing a safety-critical system in a green-field domain where no one has ever done anything like that before. So, there will be standards. You can learn a lot by reading and following the standards.