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C with underfined behaviours it's far worse than a proved embedded Forth. At least you will know how it will behave with the stack/dictionary and so on.
by anthk 1y ago
C with underfined behaviours it's far worse than a proved embedded Forth. At least you will know how it will behave with the stack/dictionary and so on.
- FirmwareBurner 1y agoThen why did the auto and aerospace industry standardize on C/C++ instead of Forth? Just because something is sometimes better doesn't mean it's also more economical in production. You're still limited by budget constrains. With that budget you need to hire and/or train SW developer. It doesn't matter that X language might be better if you can't find and/or train people with experience on it. So you're better off using C with safety.
- anthk 1y agoIDK about Airbus, but just have a look at Boeing.