Matthias Endler

So I look at all of the tooling that we built in C and C++ and the ecosystem that requires... And then I ask you about QNX support or tricore support for Infineon CPUs. And you say, well, it doesn't exist or it's a work in progress. Suffice to say, I'd be a little skeptical.

So I look at all of the tooling that we built in C and C++ and the ecosystem that requires... And then I ask you about QNX support or tricore support for Infineon CPUs. And you say, well, it doesn't exist or it's a work in progress. Suffice to say, I'd be a little skeptical.

Thinking about the situation in 2018 and 2019 when things were not completely fleshed out, was everyone on board already or was there some political infighting as well about whether to go forward with Rust or maybe be a bit more conservative here? Because you also mentioned that the car industry is conservative.

Thinking about the situation in 2018 and 2019 when things were not completely fleshed out, was everyone on board already or was there some political infighting as well about whether to go forward with Rust or maybe be a bit more conservative here? Because you also mentioned that the car industry is conservative.

Thinking about the situation in 2018 and 2019 when things were not completely fleshed out, was everyone on board already or was there some political infighting as well about whether to go forward with Rust or maybe be a bit more conservative here? Because you also mentioned that the car industry is conservative.

Why are they necessary for a toolchain to fulfill?

Why are they necessary for a toolchain to fulfill?

Why are they necessary for a toolchain to fulfill?

Did you back in the day already know about the efforts of building a compiler, safety-critical Rust compiler that would be allowed to be used in such environments, like things that Ferris systems built, for example?

Did you back in the day already know about the efforts of building a compiler, safety-critical Rust compiler that would be allowed to be used in such environments, like things that Ferris systems built, for example?

Did you back in the day already know about the efforts of building a compiler, safety-critical Rust compiler that would be allowed to be used in such environments, like things that Ferris systems built, for example?

It sounds like a good strategy for testing out new things in general and maybe specifically testing out Rust in embedded environments or maybe in larger organizations.

It sounds like a good strategy for testing out new things in general and maybe specifically testing out Rust in embedded environments or maybe in larger organizations.

It sounds like a good strategy for testing out new things in general and maybe specifically testing out Rust in embedded environments or maybe in larger organizations.

Who made the decision to hire external? Was it you because you maybe wanted to get an extra pair of hands? Was it the management? Was it a requirement from Volvo itself?

Who made the decision to hire external? Was it you because you maybe wanted to get an extra pair of hands? Was it the management? Was it a requirement from Volvo itself?

Who made the decision to hire external? Was it you because you maybe wanted to get an extra pair of hands? Was it the management? Was it a requirement from Volvo itself?

Did you have a deadline on, for example, you decided that you would be done by that time or you would have something to show by that time and if not, then the project would be canceled?

Did you have a deadline on, for example, you decided that you would be done by that time or you would have something to show by that time and if not, then the project would be canceled?

Did you have a deadline on, for example, you decided that you would be done by that time or you would have something to show by that time and if not, then the project would be canceled?