C# for Embedded ?...

Chris · 2016-11-04T13:12:57+00:00

Hi, I've been invited to a meeting to discuss am automotive like engineering project with a high level of safety critical requirements. They are using Simulink for some of the top level design work, but are programming the whole lot in C#, with some of the code already written. Not sure at this stage which rtos is being used, if at all. From what I've read, C# is a web / application / database programming language and a quick look at the Wiki page suggests that the two most recent versions are not approved by any international standards organisation. C# raises alarm bells here for all kinds of reasons, but what do you think ?... Regards, Chris

Nov 04, 2016 88 Replies

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Luke A. Guest 9 years ago

Tell us which cars do we can avoid buying them ?

Also, tell them to use Ada 2012, far superior.

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Luke A. Guest 9 years ago

Good luck stripping it down to run from 256kb flash.

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Luke A. Guest 9 years ago

Australian/American Dentists/Disabilities Acts? Or do you mean, Ada? Why do people think a name is an acronym?

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Luke A. Guest 9 years ago

Any language that allows you to do stupid s*it isn't clever at all.

Actually in Ada, if you implement enough low level stuff you could have the runtime be your minimal OS.

Luke

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