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Wednesday, May 15, 2024
8:00 a.m. PST | 11:00 a.m. EST
Perforce Validate Streams for Helix QAC and Klocwork
Project Streams are a feature in Perforce Static Analysis tools that allow developers to represent project branches and their relationships to one another. Project variants are a common occurrence in embedded systems development, where a single codebase may be built for multiple embedded platforms, or customized slightly for many different model versions, customer requirements, or product types.
The new Validate management and reporting dashboard features for Helix QAC and Klocwork make understanding, comparing, and compliance reporting on multiple development streams practical and efficient. Validate streams can also be used for multi-branch development or release streams.
Creating Streams provides benefits such as:
- Assign a single project rule configuration to all variants.
- Issues common to multiple variants are automatically kept in sync and only require citing once.
- Easily identify identical issues across multiple streams and issues unique to a specific stream.
- Generate reports on individual streams for compliance, functional safety, or other evidential purposes.
- More convenient organization and efficient storage of analysis data.
See project streams in action in our Static Analysis Sync on May 15. During this month's completely FREE live session, our Static Analysis experts will present:
- Live demos of Validate Streams for Helix QAC and Klocwork.
- Use cases with modern applications.
- 2024.1 release updates and Streams functionality.
So get your questions ready and reserve your seat!
Michael Baron
Michael Baron has nearly 10 years of experience in software safety and security. Currently, he is the Technical Consultant for Perforce's Static Code Analyzers — Klocwork and Helix QAC. Michael holds a bachelor of science degree in Computing from the University of Gloucestershire.
Steve Howard
Steve has more than 15 years of experience in the software verification and validation space — the majority of that working with static analysis.
Steve has a first-class degree in Computer Science from the University of Wales, and several post graduate qualifications in software testing and safety certification.