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Solving the software safety paradox
Keywords: software safety embedded systems
[Summary of tips] In Joseph Heller's novel Catch-22, an Army Air Corp doctor faces a perplexing dilemma. One of the WWII bomber squadron's pilots is obviously insane, but he can't be grounded unless he asks to be grounded; however, if he asks to be grounded, then the rules state that this request in itself is evidence of sanity. In other words, ......Please login or register with us to view this article>>
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