Introducing SafeAutoCorePlatform – deterministic C++ types & cross-OS tooling #1294
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Hey @Sherif-MoOo Thank you for your request. Our Proposals for S-CORE Version 1.0 you can find here : Feature Requests / Modification. You can create a feature request or come in one of our architecture meetings to discuss your ideas how to integrate into the S-CORE Stack. Please take a look in the Eclipse SDV Calendar. It takes place every Monday. If this does not fit we can also do a separate meeting where you can introduce your project. |
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Hello @FScholPer I wasn’t able to assign it directly to the Feature Requests project from the issue sidebar, so I’d appreciate your guidance on whether this is the correct approach or if I should add it via the project board Thanks again, and I’m looking forward to any feedback |
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Hi @Sherif-MoOo, thanks for sharing SafeAutoCorePlatform! Your project looks very similar to the existing work in https://github.com/eclipse-score/baselibs
Maybe you could take a look at what we already have and see if there's a way to work together? It'd be great to combine efforts instead of building the same things separately. |
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Hi S‑CORE community,
I’m Sherif (GitHub @sherif‑MoOo), and I’ve been crafting SafeAutoCorePlatform, an open‑source C++17 middleware focused on safe, deterministic behavior in some adaptive autosar flavor. Recent highlights:
Back‑ported standard types (C++17 → C++26)
std::array
,std::abort
,std::span
,std::string_view
, etc. in C++17noexcept
on all operations, with deterministic runtime failure handlingToolchain & cross‑OS integration*
Alignment with Eclipse S‑CORE / SDV
What I'm looking for
noexcept
policy, deterministic failure handling, and CRTP‑based styleNext steps
Repo: https://github.com/Sherif-MoOo/SafeAutoCorePlatform
I'd be happy to answer questions here or in FT threads. Thanks for your time — looking forward to collaborating!
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