Ferrocene 25.11.0 now available (ferrous-systems.com)

Ferrocene has announced the release of Ferrocene 25.11.0, marking a significant milestone with the introduction of the first IEC 61508 (SIL 2) certified subset of the Rust core library. This update makes it easier for developers to integrate Rust into safety-critical industrial systems, enabling them to ship certifiable code across multiple architectures using a fully qualified Rust compiler. The release highlights Ferrocene's commitment to supporting safety-related software development, making it a valuable tool for industries that require high assurance levels, especially given its TÜV SÜD qualifications for various standards. This release includes a certified subset of the core library, which is critical for Rust programming, as it provides essential types and functions without the burdensome constraints often associated with certification processes. With the ability to use Ferrocene both online and offline, developers can work in secure environments or while on the move, facilitating greater flexibility in safety-critical projects. Additionally, the cost-effective subscription model makes it accessible for teams aiming to incorporate certified libraries into their workflows. Ferrocene invites collaboration for further qualifications, indicating an ongoing commitment to enhance its offerings based on user needs.