The automotive industry has defined ASIL for safety-critical work. Tools like compilers must be qualified to be used for specific levels. Green Hills provides a popular qualified C/C++ compiler, for example. Under the name Ferrocene, people work towards a qualified Rust compiler tool chain.
Resolves YES if any company offers a Rust compiler qualified for ASIL-B (or even C or D) until the close date. An announcement to offer it in 2031 or later is not sufficient.
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Looks like it will resolve YES this year, but it still says "will be" for now:
Ferrocene will be available for purchase by individuals and companies later this year at €25 per month per seat (or €240 per seat if paying annually).
@marktwse https://ferrous-systems.com/blog/officially-qualified-ferrocene/ It is now officially qualified.
https://ferrocene.dev/en/#pricing It is also now readily available for purchase.
This should resolve YES now.
@Twig I was waiting for some confirmation from some other company. This one is good enough: https://hightec-rt.com/products/rust-development-platform
