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What is MISRA-C++:2008? |
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MISRA is a collaboration between automotive manufacturers, component suppliers and
engineering consultancies which seeks to promote best practice and commonality in
the development of safety-related automotive electronic and other embedded systems
through the publication of standard guidelines. Since its launch, the success
of MISRA-C as a "best practice" solution has not only seen its application
spread throughout the worldwide automotive industry but also increasingly
adopted for safety-related and safety-critical software development projects
and applications in a wide variety of other industries including the
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With the success of the MISRA-C standard, a MISRA-C++ committee was established
in 2005 to work towards the creation of standard MISRA guidelines for the C++ programming
language. As a long-standing MISRA committee member, LDRA has been closely involved with
the development of the new MISRA-C++:2008 standard, facilitating its early support in
the LDRA tool suite. |
MISRA-C++:2008 Conformance with the LDRA Tool Suite
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The LDRA tool suite provides the most comprehensive C++ coding
standards enforcement available on the market today and this has now been enhanced
to support the imminent launch of MISRA-C++:2008. Already within the scope of
the C++ language we have worked with Lockheed Martin in developing the JSF AV
C++ standard, as well as enforcing the High-Integrity C++ Coding Standard*
and the LM Train Control Program (LMTCP) standard.
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Obtaining Further Information
For further information on MISRA-C++:2008 Conformance or how to obtain a copy of the standard please complete the LDRA reply form or email info@ldra.com.
For specific information on the MISRA standards visit the MISRA web site: http://www.misra.org.uk.
"MISRA" is a registered trademark of MIRA Ltd, held on behalf of the MISRA Consortium. Parts of this document are Copyright © The Motor Industry Research Association, 1998, 1999. No endorsement by MISRA is claimed or implied for any product.
*The High-Integrity C++ Coding Standard: © The Programming Research Group
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