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  • How to Comply with the IEC 61508 Standard

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  • How to Comply with the ISO 26262 Standard

    The ISO 26262 standard is a functional safety standard for the automotive industry. Complying with the ISO 26262 standard is required for developers of automotive hardware and software.

  • Why ISO 13849 Is Critical for Embedded Software

    Machinery needs to be safe to operate. And that means that every piece of code embedded on that machinery needs to be safe. That's why functional safety standards — including IEC 62061 and ISO 13849 — are so important.

  • Moving to Modern C++

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  • 6 Key Changes in MISRA C:2012 Coding Guidelines

    MISRA C is one of the most widely used coding standards. But the C language has evolved since the first version of MISRA C came out. And MISRA C has evolved, too, with the latest change in MISRA C:2012.

  • How to Compare MISRA Checkers

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  • How to Improve Embedded Systems Security

    Embedded software is used in some of the world's most important systems (including automobiles and medical devices) — where security risks could lead to fatalities. That's why it's time to improve the security of embedded systems.