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Comment on: What do you guys think of NASA's programming guidelines? Are they too strict or do they make sense when code correctness is life-or-death?

For C, which these rules were almost certainly specifically for, these make a lot of sense in eliminating its most common pitfalls.

However, despite C's elegance and simplicity, I can't help but get the feeling that these rules are just a band aid, and that C should not be involved when memory safety is important. Go, Rust, hell, even Racket are probably a better fit for such cases.

3 18 Jul 2015 20:41 u/darkengine in v/programming
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