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At least the wiki article on MISRA C cites multiple studies that consider the rules mostly pointless, in some cases outright counterproductive and basically acc
by josefx 3y ago
At least the wiki article on MISRA C cites multiple studies that consider the rules mostly pointless, in some cases outright counterproductive and basically accuses it of being only beneficial to companies selling compliance tools. If MISCRA C++ is anywhere as bad you might be better of avoiding it.
- almostnormal 3y agoWith strict rules anyone can write software that does not instantly fail horribly (e.g., if pointers are not allowed, there won't be a bad dereference (but that's not even in misra)). That helps outsourcing to the lowest bidder.