This is a great article that highlights various virtues of developing with Ada and SPARK that contributed to NVIDIA's recent achievement of certifying their DriveOS automotive operating system to the _highest_ automotive level of safety, ASIL-D. The first ever!
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“Adopting a new programming language involves deploying a new environment, training teams to a new formalism, adapting programming patterns and many other issues. However, from a process standpoint, programming languages are vastly interchangeable, but Ada and SPARK is a different story.”
This is a great article that highlights various virtues of developing with Ada and SPARK that contributed to NVIDIA's recent achievement of certifying their DriveOS automotive operating system to the _highest_ automotive level of safety, ASIL-D. The first ever!
Here is a paragraph from the article:
“Adopting a new programming language involves deploying a new environment, training teams to a new formalism, adapting programming patterns and many other issues. However, from a process standpoint, programming languages are vastly interchangeable, but Ada and SPARK is a different story.”