@TheProjectUnity I've heard that we used to park planes in military airbases with no cover or protection. Recent drone warfare has proven that you can easily destroy billions of dollars of airbase equipment with cheap $1K drones. New doctrine is to store A/C in protected airbases
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@davepl1968@lauriewired I used the LwIP (open source TCP/IP stack) in an aviation application. We could not prove MC/DC coverage with it. We had to partition it from the rest of the code and verify interlocks. Only used for log retrieval and flash loading while the A/C is grounded.
@lauriewired Yes, thank you for mentioning safety critical code for aircraft. Regulations dictate that every part of the code (MC/DC coverage) be tested. I'll grant that one single person may not know every module, but someone knows the modules that they don't!