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After talking to our QA-department, it turned out that FizzBuzz does does not comply with IEC 61131.
Therefore, I am requesting a rewrite of FizzBuzz in the C-language.
Since our engineers want to use battle-proven systems, it is important that K&R-C from the year 1978 gets used.
Furthermore, all code needs to be copy-pasted into a documentation-system that complies with ISO 13485.
Please let us schedule a three-days-brainstorming-session to discuss the timeline!
If the executive board gives a green light, then we shall be able to start prototyping in 2026.
We expect that the first increment shall be delivered towards the year 2029.
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I don't see the connection between the C programming language and IEC 61131.
I also don't see how this FizzBuzz system qualifies as a medical product.
Can you elaborate?
Since you are aiming for reliability, I suggest to use the computers that flew the Saturn V rocket to the moon, as I assume these are very carefully designed and tested.
I misread this as "Request for rewrite with K-Ci and Jojo". I assume they have been busy since their 1998 hit "All My Life", but we can ask if the songwriting duo is willing to contribute to our beloved repository.
After talking to our QA-department, it turned out that FizzBuzz does does not comply with IEC 61131.
Therefore, I am requesting a rewrite of FizzBuzz in the C-language.
Since our engineers want to use battle-proven systems, it is important that K&R-C from the year 1978 gets used.
Furthermore, all code needs to be copy-pasted into a documentation-system that complies with ISO 13485.
Please let us schedule a three-days-brainstorming-session to discuss the timeline!
If the executive board gives a green light, then we shall be able to start prototyping in 2026.
We expect that the first increment shall be delivered towards the year 2029.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: