Imagix 4D version 10.5 with MISRA C++ Support Available

(San Luis Obispo/USA, Offenburg/Germany, 1 February 2023)

Imagix 4D version 10.5 has been released. The focus of this release is MISRA-C++.
Imagix 10.5 provides a checklist for MISRA-C++ 2008, the current version of the standard for best practices in developing safety-related embedded electronic systems and other software-intensive applications in C++. It implements all rules except for chapter 14.
Using the Imagix review feature guides the user in checking the rules of MISRA-C++ and automates any computations. The rules requiring documentation by the user have no automated steps but ask to attach the documentation. The decidable rules list all violations accurately as long as the project was analyzed without any errors and the code was complete. Rules that are undecidable enumerate any potential locations and require human review to decide on concerns and violations. Using MISRA-C++ in Imagix requires the MISRA license extension.
Imagix 10.5 also adds support for loading data from source files located in directory paths using international character sets.

Imagix 4D version 10.4 Available

(San Luis Obispo/USA, Offenburg/Germany, 8 March 2022)

Imagix 4D version 10.4 has been released. The focus of this new version is MISRA-C 2012. Imagix 4D 10.4 provides you with a checklist covering all MISRA-C 2012 directives and rules.
Moreover, there are some further minor enhancements:
- Additional display option 'By Origin' for probes in reviews set as default.
- Displaying probes with entries from different files in the same window.
- Creating call graph from architecture includes members from selected or visible subsystems.
More details are available in the release notes.
Customers with valid maintenance can download the new version from Imagix website.

First Aid for Old Code

(Offenburg/Germany, 4 March 2022)

Manufacturers must ensure the quality of their software throughout the entire lifecycle of a product. If new functions are added to older devices, but the documentation of the software is inadequate and no one really knows the old code anymore, this task becomes problematic.
Using medical device software as an example, our technical article describes a suitable procedure.
Read the article on our blog