Detailed Design¶
The detailed design phase translates the architectural designs into working code. All BrewMaster Pro 3000 software is designed and implemented in Rust, leveraging its memory safety guarantees, zero-cost abstractions, and excellent embedded systems support.
The choice of Rust provides critical advantages for safety-critical applications: compile-time memory safety prevents entire classes of bugs, the type system enforces correct API usage, and the no_std capability enables bare-metal operation if needed. The detailed design follows strict coding standards including comprehensive documentation, clippy linting at the pedantic level, and zero unsafe code in safety-critical modules.
Each detailed design artifact maps directly to an architectural
module, ensuring traceability from design to code. The code is
organized as a Cargo workspace located in crates/coffee-machine/
relative to the repository root, with clear module boundaries matching
the architectural decomposition.
Rust Interface Designs¶
Warning
In this section, we could provide the full documentation of C/C++/Rust elements directly — including class diagrams, struct/enum documentation, and API references extracted from source code. This capability will be supported in an upcoming codelinks release.
The following interface designs are extracted from the Rust source
code in crates/coffee-machine/src/interfaces.rs. Each design is
automatically traced to its corresponding interface and component
specifications through codelinks annotations.