Anonymous
10/17/2025, 6:51:04 PM
No.106920164
>>106918897
This is actually standard practice (or should be) in the real-time community.
>avoiding goto and recursion
>all loops must have fixed bounds
This is to bypass the halting problem and allow for better compatibility with static worst-case execution time analysis tools
>avoid heap allocation after init
again, a real-time system constraint. Decreases the state space for analysis tools and analysis becomes easier when everything is pre-allocated memory
>assets
For verification purposes, again, using a static analysis tool
>simple macros, minimum scope, no func pointers, check returns
security concerns
This is actually standard practice (or should be) in the real-time community.
>avoiding goto and recursion
>all loops must have fixed bounds
This is to bypass the halting problem and allow for better compatibility with static worst-case execution time analysis tools
>avoid heap allocation after init
again, a real-time system constraint. Decreases the state space for analysis tools and analysis becomes easier when everything is pre-allocated memory
>assets
For verification purposes, again, using a static analysis tool
>simple macros, minimum scope, no func pointers, check returns
security concerns