Matthias Endler

I do wonder, are there any things in Probe RS that are missing right now? And things in the embedded or automotive ecosystem that you would like to have reflected in Rust, in the Rust ecosystem?

I do wonder, are there any things in Probe RS that are missing right now? And things in the embedded or automotive ecosystem that you would like to have reflected in Rust, in the Rust ecosystem?

Do you have a requirement to create a software bill of materials?

Do you have a requirement to create a software bill of materials?

Do you have a requirement to create a software bill of materials?

And where do these files end up? You certainly use it for internal documentation, but do you also have to hand them out to some other authority which approves certain software?

And where do these files end up? You certainly use it for internal documentation, but do you also have to hand them out to some other authority which approves certain software?

And where do these files end up? You certainly use it for internal documentation, but do you also have to hand them out to some other authority which approves certain software?

I know from my car that there is a list of tools or a list of software that got used, especially I would say maybe larger applications or larger libraries. For example, curl is a very popular thing. And we had Daniel Sandberg in the podcast as well. But I wonder how far it goes down. Because you have dependencies and sub-dependencies and dependencies of these dependencies.

I know from my car that there is a list of tools or a list of software that got used, especially I would say maybe larger applications or larger libraries. For example, curl is a very popular thing. And we had Daniel Sandberg in the podcast as well. But I wonder how far it goes down. Because you have dependencies and sub-dependencies and dependencies of these dependencies.

I know from my car that there is a list of tools or a list of software that got used, especially I would say maybe larger applications or larger libraries. For example, curl is a very popular thing. And we had Daniel Sandberg in the podcast as well. But I wonder how far it goes down. Because you have dependencies and sub-dependencies and dependencies of these dependencies.

Is that all listed somewhere? Can I access that as a user? Can I maybe get the entire cargo tomo of the project or would that be too much?

Is that all listed somewhere? Can I access that as a user? Can I maybe get the entire cargo tomo of the project or would that be too much?

Is that all listed somewhere? Can I access that as a user? Can I maybe get the entire cargo tomo of the project or would that be too much?

For example, Sardi, would it show up somewhere? Yeah, it would show up, definitely. Okay.

For example, Sardi, would it show up somewhere? Yeah, it would show up, definitely. Okay.

For example, Sardi, would it show up somewhere? Yeah, it would show up, definitely. Okay.

Let's say I started Volvo and I'm in your team and I want to start working on this project in Rust. What would my day-to-day look like? I plug myself into an embedded device? Certainly not. There's probably some other device somewhere I need authentication for. And then we have some CICD process. We have ProBias somewhere in the tool chain. We have an IDE.

Let's say I started Volvo and I'm in your team and I want to start working on this project in Rust. What would my day-to-day look like? I plug myself into an embedded device? Certainly not. There's probably some other device somewhere I need authentication for. And then we have some CICD process. We have ProBias somewhere in the tool chain. We have an IDE.

Let's say I started Volvo and I'm in your team and I want to start working on this project in Rust. What would my day-to-day look like? I plug myself into an embedded device? Certainly not. There's probably some other device somewhere I need authentication for. And then we have some CICD process. We have ProBias somewhere in the tool chain. We have an IDE.