Ah, yes. Comfortable desktop developers theorizing about embedded software. MISRA is more about compatibility with non-standard (or pre-standard) legacy compile

Ah, yes. Comfortable desktop developers theorizing about embedded software. MISRA is more about compatibility with non-standard (or pre-standard) legacy compilers from the 80s and miniscule improvements to the static analyzability of code than about software quality; following MISRA to the letter would actually decrease the maintainability of software significantly, and this is the only valid measure of code quality any practitioner should care about. > via an onboard network like CAN or FlexRay, a more complex superstructure over CAN FlexRay is a completely different bus system.