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NASA 10 commandments
what does everyone think. I bet we have some of our own?
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how NASA writes space-proof code
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Low Level explains NASA's Power of Ten rules for writing highly reliable, safety-critical code in C.
wanna learn to hack? join my CTF platform: go.lowlevel.tv/GWYhtksrmhE I've been told the worst thing that can happen to a developer is their code crashes in production? Well.... what happens if that production environment is outer space? Safety critical systems require strict coding standards. In this video, I discuss how NASA's power of ten helps them write space-proof code. 🔴 LIVE at twitch.tv/LowLevelTV 🏫 COURSES 🏫 Learn to code in C at lowlevel.academyWhy it's here
1 person recommends thisWhat people say. Shared to spark discussion on strict coding standards and safety-critical programming practices.
u/The_Drakemanin r/C_Programming • Mentions
On “Is recursive function faster than for loops?”
I found this video interesting some time back about some restrictions NASA puts on itself to help ensure the safest possible code, including recursion. You may find it interesting. [video