[SystemSafety] State of the art for "safe Linux"
Paul Sherwood
paul.sherwood at codethink.co.uk
Fri Aug 9 16:58:01 CEST 2024
On 2024-08-08 18:01, Steve Tockey wrote:
>> And the vast majority of organizations I work with only aim for 60%
>> to 70% Statement Coverage for even their most critical code.
>> Shocking.
>
> There's a very big gap between safety-critical software and other
> kinds of software. There always has been. I don't entirely understand
> why.
Could it be that...
- most software engineers are put off by what they see as "admin" and
"paperwork"
- most software engineers are learning on the job, and may be worried
about the possibility of being exposed for not knowing enough
- most software engineers would be reluctant to personally sign off on a
'safety critical' review
- most software production for the last decade or so has been "Agile" or
open source or both, whereas safety seems to be still "V model" or
nothing
- most safety is still under NDA
br
Paul
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