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For ECUs running the car it's MISRA still, Rust is in the pipeline, but still far far away. 5-10 years before it becomes common. Standard is being worked on, bu
by wallaBBB 4y ago
For ECUs running the car it's MISRA still, Rust is in the pipeline, but still far far away. 5-10 years before it becomes common. Standard is being worked on, but compilers and other tools will take a lot more time. These are generally not your of the shelf MCUs, and for many compilers are quite tailored.
But for anything regarding networking and UX (screens), a lot of languages and frameworks are being used right now.
Also, if you hate MISRA subset of C so much, you probably won't like Rust, since both impose some similar rules.
- veltas 4y agoI don't know much about Rust but the problem with MISRA is significant defects with the specification that force you to write bad/broken code in rare cases, and produce more work without benefit in others. A Rust MISRA standard would be great. Limited but more expressive and concise than C probably.