AUTOSAR
The rules for developing critical software with ISO C++14 in the automotive Industry
Seminar Details
Date: On demand
Duration: 1 day, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Location: ONLINE
Language: English
Referent: Ralf Schneeweiß
Early Bird: N.A.
Price: N.A.
Benefits
In this one-day seminar you get to know the principles and rules that Autosar C++14 offers for failure prevention in C++ projects.
Target group
- Software developer
- Technical project manager
Prerequisites
- Any C++14 compatible compiler can be adopted for this purpose. The recommended platforms are Windows, MacOSX, UNIX or Linux systems.
- Course participants should master the C++ programming language and simple data operations on the system they use. A few rules are run through with real program examples.
Handouts
No training documents will be handed out by QA Systems or the speaker. The training is based on the Autosar C++14 Guidelines AND MISRA C++:2023 rule set. It is important that each participant has access to both documents during the seminar. The MISRA C++ guidelines can be purchased by the clients themselves via https://misra.org.uk/product/misra-cpp2023/.
Overview
This seminar handles the development of critical software with ISO C++14 in embedded systems within the automotive field. For this purpose, the failure possibilities in a software project are analysed and discussed with C++14. The basic rules from the rule catalogue are also examined. Backgrounds are explained and special features of the C++ language discussed. In addition to theory, practical examples are performed in order to understand the meaning of the rules.
Topics Outline
- The Error in Software
- The Error in Coding (Implementation)
- Thoughts on Development of Embedded Systems
- Safety-relevant and Safety-critical Software
- Typical Sources of Error in C++
- Special Sources of Error in C++
- Undefined Behaviour of C++
- Implementation-dependent Behaviour of C++
- Legibility and Clearness of C++ Code
- The Safe Use of Object-oriented Concepts in C++
- The Autosar C++14 Rule Catalogue
- Required and Recommended Rules
- Static Code Analysis
- Programming Guidelines and Coding Styles
- Development Process
Ralf Schneeweiß
In several projects, before and during his freelance work, Ralf Schneeweiß acquired profound knowledge in the practical use of C and C++ on several operating systems…
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