Eclipse S-CORE v0.6.0 Milestone Released!
We're excited to announce the third milestone release of Eclipse S-CORE (v0.6.0), the open-source automotive middleware platform developed within the Eclipse SDV Working Group!
What's New in v0.6.0:
- Dual-Language Platform: S-CORE now offers equal support for C++ and Rust, with 5 modules featuring Rust APIs and integration of the Ferrocene safety-critical Rust toolchain.
- Platform Expansion: Two major new modules added:
- Baselibs Rust: Foundation utilities for Rust development.
- Lifecycle & Health Management: Launch Manager and Health Monitoring for robust process supervision.
- Enhanced Capabilities: Rust backends for Persistency, Communication, and Logging, an interactive example menu, and full CI/CD automation with a unified Bazel module.
- Matured Infrastructure: A comprehensive S-CORE Handbook, enhanced ISO 26262/21434 & ASPICE 4.0 process compliance, and updates for QNX, Red Hat AutoSD, and more.
Get Involved:
- Explore the release: Release Notes
- Read the S-CORE Handbook: S-CORE Handbook
- Join the conversation: Discussions on GitHub
- Contribute: GitHub Repo
A huge thank you to our contributors and the Eclipse SDV community for making this milestone possible!

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