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Introduction
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Open Source Software
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Safety Standards
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The Problem
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The Model
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Quality
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Requirements
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LDRA
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Misra
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Challenges with Misra
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Single point of exit
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No accountability
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How to approach certification
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Ideal project
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Regulating the bazaar
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How long does it take to merge
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Review burden
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Safe Artists
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The Zephyr Project
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Features for next year
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Limiting the scope
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Candidates targets
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Architecture
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Summary
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Questions
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Possible Solution
Description:
Explore the challenges and solutions for developing open-source software Real-Time Operating Systems (RTOS) with functional safety considerations in this conference talk by Anas Nashif from Intel. Delve into the perceived incompatibility between open-source development and functional safety requirements, and discover how the Zephyr project is pioneering a new approach. Learn about the implementation of public tools and methodologies that address functional safety foundations, potentially enabling Zephyr's use in safety-critical applications. Gain insights into topics such as safety standards, quality requirements, MISRA challenges, certification approaches, and the regulation of open-source development. Understand the Zephyr Project's features, architecture, and future plans for enhancing safety-oriented development in the open-source RTOS landscape.

Developing Open-Source Software RTOS with Functional Safety in Mind

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