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Breaking Down the AUTOSAR C++14 Coding Guidelines for Adaptive AUTOSAR

By Miroslaw Zielinski on August 28, 2018

The AUTOSAR C++ 14 guidelines are an update for MISRA C++ 2008, providing coding guidelines for modern C++ as defined by ISO/IEC 14882:2014. ...

C/C++ Testing, Safety Critical, Embedded, Compliance

Automate the tool qualification process for safety critical software

By Mark Lambert on April 24, 2018

Automate the tool qualification process to reduce the time and effort required, so you can focus on developing high-quality software. ...

Safety Critical, Static Analysis, Compliance

A practical guide to make your legacy codebase MISRA C 2012 compliant

By Andrey Madan on April 17, 2018

Re-use of legacy code is a reality, but re-using legacy code in a safety critical software project and achieving full MISRA C 2012 compliance is a...

C/C++ Testing, Compliance, Reporting & Analytics, Embedded, Static Analysis, Safety Critical

A Smoother Road to MISRA Compliance

By Mark Lambert on September 28, 2017

The task of building embedded software applications was already fraught with challenges, and then with the introduction of IoT, everything now...

Safety Critical, Embedded, Compliance, C/C++ Testing, Security

Shift-Left Your Safety-Critical Software Testing with Test Automation

By Parasoft on September 8, 2017

We are in a cost crisis with safety-critical software, which means that the increased functionality required has grown beyond the ability to pay...

Safety Critical, Compliance

The Cure for Software Defects and Vulnerabilities in Medical Devices

By Alan Zeichick on October 6, 2016

Modern medical devices increasingly leverage microprocessors and embedded software, as well as sophisticated communications connections, for...

Safety Critical, Embedded, Compliance, C/C++ Testing

How an Engineering Approach to Automotive Software Quality Puts the Brakes on Defects

By Alan Zeichick on September 22, 2016

By Alan Zeichick (Principal Analyst at Camden Associates) and Arthur Hicken, Chief Evangelist at Parasoft Cars are more complex than ever, and...

Embedded, Development Testing, Safety Critical

Automotive Software Engineering Defects on the Rise

By Alan Zeichick on August 25, 2016

"It takes dozens of microprocessors running 100 million lines of code to get a premium car out of the driveway, and this software is only going...

Development Testing, Safety Critical, Embedded

Quantifying the Risk of Automotive Software Failures: The SRR Warranty and Recall Report

By Alan Zeichick on August 11, 2016

The costs of an automobile recall can be immense for an OEM automobile or light truck manufacturer – and potentially ruinous for a member of the...

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