I still suspect those industrial battery management systems have a separate embedded systems that is actually running the communication.
The risk of a linux system freezing and rebooting is faar greater than a 500 row c state machine that is passing application state back and forth.
I Really dont think its common for linux to directly manage can traffic outside of logging and diagnostics. (atleast from those i've seen)
I still suspect those industrial battery management systems have a separate embedded systems that is actually running the communication.
The risk of a linux system freezing and rebooting is faar greater than a 500 row c state machine that is passing application state back and forth.
I Really dont think its common for linux to directly manage can traffic outside of logging and diagnostics. (atleast from those i've seen)