Hey Inibuilds Team 

I know this might be a bit of a strange request, but I'm currently working on a thesis on WASM Crashes. The Hypthotis rn is, can I reduce WASM Crashes, if the code uses the JSF-AV rules? 

Before I go any further, I'm trying to gather some more information on WASM Crashes and their causes. If you could provide me with some details on the WASM crashes you had, i'd really appreciate that. I'm especally interested in the following points.

Which programming language did you use for the A350/A340?

What are the top reasons the aircraft experiences a WASM Crash? (For example, code runs into an unhandled exception, triggering an error that isn't handled)

Do you use exceptions like, throw, catch and try in your code? 

Thanks for your consideration

Kind regards 

osa

11 hours ago, osaliven said:

Hey Inibuilds Team 

I know this might be a bit of a strange request, but I'm currently working on a thesis on WASM Crashes. The Hypthotis rn is, can I reduce WASM Crashes, if the code uses the JSF-AV rules? 

Before I go any further, I'm trying to gather some more information on WASM Crashes and their causes. If you could provide me with some details on the WASM crashes you had, i'd really appreciate that. I'm especally interested in the following points.

Which programming language did you use for the A350/A340?

What are the top reasons the aircraft experiences a WASM Crash? (For example, code runs into an unhandled exception, triggering an error that isn't handled)

Do you use exceptions like, throw, catch and try in your code? 

Thanks for your consideration

Kind regards 

osa

For this kind of thing you should reach out directly to the Web assembly devs (W3C) as they can deep dive you into how wasm works and what causes exceptions.
On our end there is rarely one unique cause for crashes.  

Some of the code we use is written in C++ and xml among others. 

Best of luck to you in your thesis!