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This is from JPL.

For cars, there is an ISO standard for SW - and the rules are likely a lot stricter than these. I wonder - will there ever be an ISO standard for space travel?



The FAA/NASA have guidelines for getting space craft "human rated":

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/what-are-the-safety-regulatio...

The software design aspects of these rules have probably evolved in conjunction with DO-178, the industry standard for designing safe computing systems for avionics.


You're thinking of MISRA C:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MISRA_C


No. While MISRA C was created for cars, the ISO standard is ISO 26262. MISRA C is not required for ISO 26262, but it does satisfy some of its requirements and so most C developers will use it.


Iso 26262 do not quote misra, but everything which it asks is basically contained in misra


> Iso 26262 do not quote misra

It doesn't require MISRA, but it does actually mention it as an example.



Could you share what standard do you mean? MISRA, 26262? Is there others? Sharing with the company :)


26262.




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