RadVl

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1. 1.▲
   by RadVl 3y ago

   We did have a demo using the Stellar MCU's. :) But they weren't on my list because those have ARM cores and the support for those in Rust is quite good.
2. 2.▲
   by RadVl 3y ago

   Not OP, but just a set of MCU arch common in automotive that you'd have to bend a bit to compile Rust for: - Renesas RH 850/v850 - there is a gcc but not a llvm backend - RL78 (I think this is kind of dieing though) - Infineon Aur
3. 3.▲
   by RadVl 3y ago

   It won't be something you as a layperson can just take and run in your car, like you would Linux on an old laptop. The HW is pretty diverse and is tightly coupled with the car. It's more like something car makers can use to build
4. 4.▲
   by RadVl 3y ago

   There are 2 ASIL-D OSEK implementations off the top of my head, Tasking, the EB one ( I think they actually have _2_ variants here, the normal one and a microkernel) and I'm sure there are others, these being just the ones I saw on pro
5. 5.▲
   by RadVl 3y ago

   Disclaimer: I work at OxidOs. Regular cars have a lot of OS'es in them that are not QNX. I'd say OSEK derived OS'es are much more common than QNX. And I believe there is quite a bit of space for alternatives.