> Essentially, the ISO 26262 certification mostly verifies that the compiler release process conforms to a certain standard. It does not create an ISO standard for rust, not does it aim to.
Sorry for a stupid question, but what does this mean?
Is it only that Rust itself (the language) is no use
in a certification, but rather a specific compiler version? I.e. basically leading to the same outcome in the end.
Or does this mean to not get the hopes up (right now) for using Rust in a ISO26262 certified project?
Sorry for a stupid question, but what does this mean?
Is it only that Rust itself (the language) is no use in a certification, but rather a specific compiler version? I.e. basically leading to the same outcome in the end.
Or does this mean to not get the hopes up (right now) for using Rust in a ISO26262 certified project?