Sources and Applicability

Rust Coding Rules Applicability Register		status: draft security: YES safety: ASIL_B
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Primary reference: SCRC MISRA C++ cross-reference

The primary applicability reference, used as a working reference and not as an approved standard, is the Rust Cross Reference with MISRA C++ 2023 prepared by the Coding Guidelines Subcommittee of the Safety-Critical Rust Consortium (SCRC). It is submitted as pull request #1226 to the safety-critical-rust-coding-guidelines repository. The register uses the revision at commit 9e81abd4 of 9 September 2026. The mapping is still under weekly review by the subcommittee and is not merged. The pinned revision is recorded in the source manifest and must be re-checked, and the register re-aligned, whenever the mapping changes.

The SCRC cross-reference assesses all 179 MISRA C++:2023 guidelines in three groups. For each guideline it also names the related MISRA C:2025 guideline where one exists, and the SCRC coding guideline that implements it where one exists.

Table 12 Draft SCRC assessment at the pinned revision

SCRC group	Count	Register treatment
Applicable to Rust in general (safe Rust)	54	Mapped to S-CORE rules, or queued for rule assignment.
Additionally applicable in the presence of unsafe code	38	Mapped to S-CORE rules, or queued for rule assignment.
Not currently applicable to Rust	87	Excluded, except one guideline retained with a stated reason.

At the pinned revision three guidelines have a draft SCRC coding guideline:

• 7.0.4, shift-count bounds, linked from SCR-RUST-026.

• 8.2.2, numeric uses of as, linked from SCR-RUST-016.

• 8.2.10, recursion, linked from SCR-RUST-022.

The S-CORE rules that build on these are to be reconciled with the SCRC text as it matures. The remaining applicable guidelines have an assessment and a rationale but no SCRC rule text yet; for those the S-CORE catalogue proposes candidate text.

How the register follows the draft SCRC assessment

Each register row records the draft SCRC assessment, the related MISRA C:2025 guideline, the SCRC guideline link and category, and the S-CORE disposition:

• proposed rust obligation (83): SCRC marks the guideline applicable and one or more S-CORE rules interpret it.

• rule assignment pending (9): SCRC marks the guideline applicable but no S-CORE rule covers it yet. These need a new rule or an explicit exclusion decision.

• not applicable (86): the SCRC draft marks the guideline not applicable and S-CORE agrees.

• retained beyond SCRC (1): the SCRC draft marks the guideline not applicable but S-CORE keeps it as a supporting source for an existing rule, with the reason in the note.

The safe/unsafe distinction is recorded per source guideline and shown in the rule catalogue. It does not by itself set the scope of an S-CORE rule; a rule’s scope and the component’s production, test and tooling profiles decide where it applies.

Both open groups are listed in the review queue below. Resolving them, in either direction, is a review decision and is recorded in the register with a note.

Secondary reference: MISRust

The paper MISRust: Mapping MISRA-C++ Coding Guidelines to the Rust Programming Language by Marius Molz, Niels Schneider, Sven Lechner, Stefan Kowalewski and Alexandru Kampmann (RWTH Aachen University), arXiv:2605.23490v2, 27 August 2026, and its research dataset were the starting point of this draft and remain a secondary reference. The misrust_class column keeps the study’s C1 to C6 classification for every guideline so that the origin of the rule grouping stays traceable.

Where MISRust and the SCRC cross-reference disagree, the SCRC assessment is followed. A contributor’s working notes on the differences, kept on a personal fork against an earlier mapping revision and not a subcommittee document, identify the main weaknesses of the study: compiler warnings treated as language guarantees, raw-pointer operations in safe code overlooked, and foreign interfaces not considered when dismissing C++ library guidelines. The corrections this draft had applied to the study point in the same direction and are now superseded by the SCRC assessments.

Supporting references

MISRA C:2025 Addendum 6 assesses the applicability of MISRA C:2025 to Rust, including foreign interfaces. The SCRC cross-reference names the related MISRA C guideline per row, and the register carries that column. Addendum 6 supports the boundary review in SCR-RUST-042. The full MISRA C:2025 rule text was not part of the analysis, so a complete C-rule interpretation is not claimed.

The SCRC coding guidelines themselves are the intended long-term home of Rust-specific rule text. Where an SCRC guideline exists for a mapped source, the register links it; S-CORE rule text for the same source is a candidate contribution, not a competing standard.

Attribution and records

The SCRC cross-reference is documentation in the consortium repository and is licensed under CC-BY-4.0 per that repository’s COPYRIGHT file. Its assessments, MISRA C references and guideline links are reproduced unchanged; its rationale text is not copied, and readers should consult the pull request for it. The MISRust classifications are reproduced unchanged from the CC-BY-4.0 research artifacts. Rule grouping, Rust rule text, dispositions, assessment notes and the review queue are S-CORE modifications and additions. Neither the SCRC nor the MISRust authors have reviewed or endorsed this draft.

The register cites MISRA guidelines by number, kind, category and page only; no MISRA guideline text is reproduced, and the MISRA documents are not redistributed here. The source manifest records the documents used by role and content hash.

• Source manifest with pinned revisions and document hashes

• Full 179-row applicability register

• Machine-readable Rust rules

Review queue

Guidelines whose S-CORE disposition still diverges from a simple reading of the draft SCRC assessment. Nine need a rule or an exclusion decision; one is retained although the SCRC draft assesses it as not applicable, and needs confirmation or removal.

Table 13 Open applicability decisions

Source ID	Draft SCRC assessment	MISRust class	Source level	Proposed Rust rules	Assessment
5.10.1	safe	C3	Required	rule assignment pending	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust; follow Rust API Guidelines naming. No S-CORE rule yet (naming conventions).
5.13.4	safe	C3	Required	rule assignment pending	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust; unsuffixed literals fall back to i32 through inference. No S-CORE rule yet.
9.4.2	safe	C3	Required	rule assignment pending	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust in part (sub-rules on braces/compound statements). No S-CORE rule yet.
9.5.1	safe	C3	Advisory	rule assignment pending	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust; prefer iterators over index-modifying while loops. No S-CORE rule yet.
10.1.1	safe	C3	Advisory	rule assignment pending	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust; take &mut only when needed, with trait-definition exception. No S-CORE rule yet.
10.2.1	safe	C3	Required	rule assignment pending	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust; explicit enum representation, except data-carrying enums. No S-CORE rule yet.
13.3.4	safe	C2	Required	rule assignment pending	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust; function/vtable pointer comparison is unspecified. No S-CORE rule yet.
19.0.1	not applicable	C5	Required	SCR-RUST-037	SCRC draft: not applicable (cfg attaches to the next item). Retained by S-CORE for the cfg-name typo hazard: a misspelled cfg predicate silently disables code unless check-cfg is enforced (SCR-RUST-037).
21.2.3	safe	C1	Required	rule assignment pending	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust; std::process::Command has platform path-search hazards. No S-CORE rule yet.
28.3.1	safe	C2	Required	rule assignment pending	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust; stateful predicates in iterator adapters. No S-CORE rule yet.

Complete source mapping

Every entry is a draft requiring review. A link to a Rust rule records an interpretation, not proven enforcement. The original MISRA level is distinct from a Rust rule’s proposed S-CORE level.

Table 14 MISRA C++:2023 to proposed Rust rules

Source ID	Draft SCRC assessment	MISRust class	Source level	Proposed Rust rules	Assessment
0.0.1	safe	C3	Required	SCR-RUST-002	SCRC draft: applies. Unreachable code shall be removed; unreachable_code is a partial diagnostic that depends on lint activation and cannot prove absence (SCR-RUST-002).
0.0.2	safe	C6	Advisory	SCR-RUST-003	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-003.
0.1.1	safe	C6	Advisory	SCR-RUST-003	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-003.
0.1.2	safe	C6	Required	SCR-RUST-004	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-004.
0.2.1	safe	C3	Advisory	SCR-RUST-002	SCRC draft: applies. Unused declarations shall be removed or justified; warning activation and suppressions decide coverage (SCR-RUST-002).
0.2.2	safe	C3	Required	SCR-RUST-002	SCRC draft: applies. Unused parameters compile; underscore-prefixed names and allow attributes need a documented policy (SCR-RUST-002).
0.2.3	safe	C3	Advisory	SCR-RUST-002	SCRC draft: applies. Unused types shall be removed or justified; diagnostics depend on visibility and configuration (SCR-RUST-002).
0.2.4	safe	C3	Advisory	SCR-RUST-002	SCRC draft: applies. Unused functions shall be removed or justified; diagnostics depend on visibility and configuration (SCR-RUST-002).
0.3.1	safe	C6	Advisory	SCR-RUST-005	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-005.
0.3.2	safe	C6	Required	SCR-RUST-006	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-006.
4.1.1	safe	C5	Required	SCR-RUST-001	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-001.
4.1.2	safe	C6	Advisory	SCR-RUST-002	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-002.
4.1.3	safe	C4	Required	SCR-RUST-007	SCRC draft: applies; the SCRC draft authors question the safe classification in their rationale, so the safe/unsafe scope is an open item (SCR-RUST-007).
4.6.1	not applicable	C4	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. Rust evaluation order is well defined. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
5.0.1	not applicable	C2	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
5.7.1	safe	C3	Required	SCR-RUST-009	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust; nested block comments make accidental commenting-out likely.
5.7.2	safe	C6	Advisory	SCR-RUST-009	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-009.
5.7.3	not applicable	C3	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
5.10.1	safe	C3	Required	rule assignment pending	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust; follow Rust API Guidelines naming. No S-CORE rule yet (naming conventions).
5.13.1	not applicable	C3	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
5.13.2	not applicable	C3	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
5.13.3	not applicable	C3	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
5.13.4	safe	C3	Required	rule assignment pending	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust; unsuffixed literals fall back to i32 through inference. No S-CORE rule yet.
5.13.5	not applicable	C3	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
5.13.6	not applicable	C3	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
5.13.7	not applicable	C3	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
6.0.1	not applicable	C3	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
6.0.2	not applicable	C6	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. Follows MISRA C mapping; arrays carry their extent. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
6.0.3	unsafe	C5	Advisory	SCR-RUST-013	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust: no_mangle items enter the global symbol namespace; moved to the exported-symbol rule (SCR-RUST-013).
6.0.4	safe	C6	Required	SCR-RUST-012	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-012.
6.2.1	unsafe	C4	Required	SCR-RUST-013	SCRC draft: Check symbol attributes across editions; edition 2021 and 2024 differ in unsafe-attribute syntax.
6.2.2	unsafe	C3	Required	SCR-RUST-013	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust; extern declarations shall be type-compatible with the C declaration.
6.2.3	not applicable	C3	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
6.2.4	not applicable	C4	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. No header/linkage mechanism; covered by 6.2.1. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
6.4.1	safe	C6	Required	SCR-RUST-014	SCRC draft: Adaptation permits clear same-name transformations; this differs from a blanket shadowing prohibition.
6.4.2	not applicable	C5	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable until supertrait_item_shadowing stabilizes. S-CORE agrees; the inherent/trait method-resolution policy in SCR-RUST-014 is an S-CORE addition without this source.
6.4.3	not applicable	C3	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
6.5.1	not applicable	C5	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. No header files; module system defines the interface. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
6.5.2	not applicable	C4	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. Symbol export requires explicit no_mangle/link_name/extern. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
6.7.1	safe	C4	Required	SCR-RUST-008	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust too: safe interior-mutability/global synchronization still needs design review.
6.7.2	safe	C4	Required	SCR-RUST-008	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust too: Send is not a mutual-exclusion mechanism; globals can use safe interior mutability.
6.8.1	unsafe	C4	Required	SCR-RUST-015	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-015.
6.8.2	unsafe	C3	Mandatory	SCR-RUST-015	SCRC draft: applies. A function shall not return a raw pointer to its local storage; the borrow checker covers references only (SCR-RUST-015).
6.8.3	unsafe	C3	Required	SCR-RUST-015	SCRC draft: applies. A raw pointer to a local shall not be stored beyond the local’s lifetime; compiler guarantees cover references only (SCR-RUST-015).
6.8.4	unsafe	C4	Advisory	SCR-RUST-015	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-015.
6.9.1	not applicable	C3	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
6.9.2	not applicable	C3	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
7.0.1	safe	C6	Required	SCR-RUST-016	SCRC draft: applies; the SCRC draft authors question the safe classification in their rationale, so the safe/unsafe scope is an open item (SCR-RUST-016).
7.0.2	unsafe	C4	Required	SCR-RUST-016	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-016.
7.0.3	not applicable	C4	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. char converts only explicitly via u32. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
7.0.4	safe	C3	Required	SCR-RUST-026	SCRC draft: applies. The shift count shall be non-negative and below the bit width of the left operand; draft SCRC guideline gui_RHvQj8BHlz9b (SCR-RUST-026).
7.0.5	not applicable	C3	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
7.0.6	not applicable	C6	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. No integral promotion or overload sets. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
7.11.1	not applicable	C4	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable: the source concerns the spelling of the C++ null pointer constant and overload resolution. S-CORE agrees; the typed-null policy in SCR-RUST-017 is an S-CORE adaptation without this source.
7.11.2	not applicable	C3	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. Arrays do not decay to pointers. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
7.11.3	not applicable	C3	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
8.0.1	safe	C6	Advisory	SCR-RUST-018	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-018.
8.1.1	not applicable	C3	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
8.1.2	unsafe	C3	Advisory	SCR-RUST-015	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust; closures can capture raw pointers outside borrow-checker guarantees.
8.2.1	unsafe	C4	Required	SCR-RUST-019	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-019.
8.2.2	safe	C3	Required	SCR-RUST-016	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust (gui_ADHABsmK9FXz, Advisory); as casts hide intent, prefer specific conversion functions.
8.2.3	unsafe	C4	Required	SCR-RUST-020	SCRC draft: Raw-pointer mutability casts can be safe syntax; validity of subsequent access still needs review.
8.2.4	unsafe	C4	Required	SCR-RUST-021	SCRC draft: Safe function-pointer casts exist; do not infer ABI correctness from absence of unsafe syntax.
8.2.5	unsafe	C4	Required	SCR-RUST-020	SCRC draft: transmute is not generally a safer alternative to a cast; review all representation invariants.
8.2.6	unsafe	C4	Required	SCR-RUST-020	SCRC draft: Pointer casts/reconstruction may occur outside unsafe blocks; scan all code.
8.2.7	unsafe	C4	Advisory	SCR-RUST-020	SCRC draft: Correction: pointer-to-integer casts do not require an unsafe block.
8.2.8	safe	C4	Required	SCR-RUST-020	SCRC draft: Address width and provenance obligations apply even when the cast is safe syntax.
8.2.9	not applicable	C4	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. type_id/type_name are compile-time. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
8.2.10	safe	C6	Required	SCR-RUST-022	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-022.
8.2.11	unsafe	C4	Required	SCR-RUST-021	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-021.
8.3.1	not applicable	C3	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
8.3.2	not applicable	C3	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
8.7.1	unsafe	C4	Required	SCR-RUST-023	SCRC draft: Pointer APIs differ: some wrapping operations permit intermediate out-of-bounds values.
8.7.2	unsafe	C4	Required	SCR-RUST-023	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-023.
8.9.1	safe	C4	Required	SCR-RUST-023	SCRC draft: Correction: raw-pointer relational comparisons can be safe expressions; project ordering restrictions still apply.
8.14.1	safe	C6	Advisory	SCR-RUST-024	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-024.
8.18.1	unsafe	C4	Mandatory	SCR-RUST-025	SCRC draft: Use the Rust API contract: ptr::copy permits overlap; copy_nonoverlapping does not.
8.18.2	not applicable	C3	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
8.19.1	not applicable	C2	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
8.20.1	safe	C6	Advisory	SCR-RUST-026	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-026.
9.2.1	not applicable	C3	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. let syntax prevents the confusion. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
9.3.1	not applicable	C3	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
9.4.1	safe	C6	Required	SCR-RUST-027	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-027.
9.4.2	safe	C3	Required	rule assignment pending	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust in part (sub-rules on braces/compound statements). No S-CORE rule yet.
9.5.1	safe	C3	Advisory	rule assignment pending	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust; prefer iterators over index-modifying while loops. No S-CORE rule yet.
9.5.2	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
9.6.1	not applicable	C2	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
9.6.2	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
9.6.3	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
9.6.4	not applicable	C3	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
9.6.5	not applicable	C3	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
10.0.1	not applicable	C2	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
10.1.1	safe	C3	Advisory	rule assignment pending	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust; take &mut only when needed, with trait-definition exception. No S-CORE rule yet.
10.1.2	unsafe	C4	Required	SCR-RUST-028	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-028.
10.2.1	safe	C3	Required	rule assignment pending	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust; explicit enum representation, except data-carrying enums. No S-CORE rule yet.
10.2.2	not applicable	C3	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
10.2.3	safe	C3	Required	SCR-RUST-016	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust; as casts of enum discriminants to narrow integers can overflow.
10.3.1	not applicable	C3	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
10.4.1	unsafe	C4	Required	SCR-RUST-029	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-029.
11.3.1	not applicable	C3	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
11.3.2	safe	C4	Advisory	SCR-RUST-030	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-030.
11.6.1	unsafe	C4	Advisory	SCR-RUST-031	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-031.
11.6.2	unsafe	C4	Mandatory	SCR-RUST-031	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-031.
11.6.3	not applicable	C3	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
12.2.1	not applicable	C2	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
12.2.2	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
12.2.3	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
12.3.1	unsafe	C5	Required	SCR-RUST-032	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-032.
13.1.1	not applicable	C2	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
13.1.2	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
13.3.1	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
13.3.2	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
13.3.3	safe	C6	Required	SCR-RUST-033	SCRC draft: Rust accepts underscore parameter patterns; names and unused-role policy need explicit interpretation.
13.3.4	safe	C2	Required	rule assignment pending	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust; function/vtable pointer comparison is unspecified. No S-CORE rule yet.
14.1.1	safe	C6	Advisory	SCR-RUST-034	SCRC draft: Adapt structural public/private restriction into invariant protection; record as project interpretation.
15.0.1	safe	C5	Required	SCR-RUST-035	SCRC draft: Pin is a type, not a trait; review Unpin/structural pinning only where used.
15.0.2	not applicable	C3	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. No move constructors; Clone signature fixed by the trait. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
15.1.1	not applicable	C3	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
15.1.2	not applicable	C3	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
15.1.3	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
15.1.4	unsafe	C3	Advisory	SCR-RUST-031	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust; MaybeUninit and similar bypass initialization checks.
15.1.5	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
15.8.1	unsafe	C3	Required	SCR-RUST-035	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust; Pin-based move emulation must define self-assignment behavior.
16.5.1	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
16.5.2	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
16.6.1	not applicable	C3	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
17.8.1	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
18.1.1	unsafe	C2	Required	SCR-RUST-036	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust; raw-pointer panic payloads (panic_any) have unclear ownership.
18.1.2	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
18.3.1	not applicable	C2	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
18.3.2	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
18.3.3	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
18.4.1	safe	C2	Required	SCR-RUST-036	SCRC draft: applies. Restore related obligation from C2: Drop can panic and a second panic during unwinding can abort.
18.5.1	safe	C5	Advisory	SCR-RUST-036; SCR-RUST-042	SCRC draft: applies. Unwinding across a foreign-language boundary; a panic reaching a non-unwinding extern “C” boundary aborts and a foreign exception entering Rust is undefined behavior (SCR-RUST-036, SCR-RUST-042).
18.5.2	safe	C6	Advisory	SCR-RUST-036	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-036.
19.0.1	not applicable	C5	Required	SCR-RUST-037	SCRC draft: not applicable (cfg attaches to the next item). Retained by S-CORE for the cfg-name typo hazard: a misspelled cfg predicate silently disables code unless check-cfg is enforced (SCR-RUST-037).
19.0.2	safe	C2	Required	SCR-RUST-038	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust; prefer functions over function-like macros, variadic macros excepted.
19.0.3	safe	C6	Advisory	SCR-RUST-011	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-011.
19.0.4	not applicable	C2	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
19.1.1	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
19.1.2	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
19.1.3	not applicable	C4	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. Undefined identifiers are compile errors. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
19.2.1	safe	C3	Required	SCR-RUST-011	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust; include! and path attributes can shadow items in outer scopes.
19.2.2	not applicable	C5	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. Invalid include paths are compile errors. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
19.2.3	not applicable	C4	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable: the source concerns characters in header-file names. S-CORE agrees; include!/path provenance is covered by SCR-RUST-011 without this source.
19.3.1	not applicable	C2	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
19.3.2	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
19.3.3	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
19.3.4	safe	C4	Required	SCR-RUST-038	SCRC draft: Macro expression matching does not ensure single evaluation or absence of hidden effects.
19.3.5	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
19.6.1	not applicable	C2	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
21.2.1	not applicable	C1	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
21.2.2	not applicable	C1	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
21.2.3	safe	C1	Required	rule assignment pending	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust; std::process::Command has platform path-search hazards. No S-CORE rule yet.
21.2.4	not applicable	C1	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
21.6.1	safe	C6	Advisory	SCR-RUST-039	SCRC draft: Controlled allocation is a proposed project adaptation; do not silently impose a blanket allocation ban.
21.6.2	safe	C5	Required	SCR-RUST-035	SCRC draft: Drop is not guaranteed to run; mem::forget and leaks are safe operations.
21.6.3	unsafe	C4	Required	SCR-RUST-039	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust. Interpreted by SCR-RUST-039.
21.6.4	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable: GlobalAlloc::dealloc always receives the layout, so the sized/unsized delete pairing has no counterpart. S-CORE agrees; allocator customization is represented by 21.6.3.
21.6.5	not applicable	C4	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. No incomplete types. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
21.10.1	unsafe	C1	Required	SCR-RUST-021	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust; C-variadic arguments (VaList) carry the same hazards as in C.
21.10.2	unsafe	C1	Required	SCR-RUST-042	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust; setjmp/longjmp reachable through FFI or inline assembly and often UB.
21.10.3	unsafe	C1	Required	SCR-RUST-042	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust; signal handling only through platform APIs.
22.3.1	safe	C5	Required	SCR-RUST-040	SCRC draft: A constant argument to ordinary assert! does not by itself force compile-time evaluation.
22.4.1	unsafe	C2	Required	SCR-RUST-042	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust; errno is writable only through platform APIs.
23.11.1	unsafe	C2	Advisory	SCR-RUST-020	SCRC draft: applies. Reassess C2: raw pointers can be constructed in safe Rust; audit boundaries by operations, not unsafe keywords.
24.5.1	not applicable	C1	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
24.5.2	unsafe	C1	Required	SCR-RUST-025	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust; ptr::copy and copy_nonoverlapping are the memmove/memcpy analogues.
25.5.1	unsafe	C1	Required	SCR-RUST-042	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust; locale handling requires FFI.
25.5.2	unsafe	C1	Mandatory	SCR-RUST-042	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust; only the FFI part (OS error strings, setenv) is in scope; std::env::var returns owned data.
25.5.3	unsafe	C1	Mandatory	SCR-RUST-042	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust; time zone, locale and errno access through FFI.
26.3.1	not applicable	C2	Advisory	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
28.3.1	safe	C2	Required	rule assignment pending	SCRC draft: applies to safe Rust; stateful predicates in iterator adapters. No S-CORE rule yet.
28.6.1	safe	C4	Required	SCR-RUST-035	SCRC draft: Comment describes a C++-specific move issue; native moves are compiler-checked, custom owners still need review.
28.6.2	not applicable	C2	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
28.6.3	unsafe	C2	Required	SCR-RUST-015	SCRC draft: applies to unsafe Rust; a raw pointer can observe a moved-from location.
28.6.4	not applicable	C1	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
30.0.1	not applicable	C1	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.
30.0.2	not applicable	C1	Required	not applicable	SCRC draft: not applicable. S-CORE agrees; no open item.