Next Webinar: The Many Faces of Static Analysis for C/C++ Programming
Static Analysis is an umbrella term which in reality encompasses a number of different approaches. Each underlying technology brings with it a different set of strengths and limitations. The output of language based analysis which focuses on each line of code is fundamentally different from the output from a dataflow simulation, or the Static Analysis which delivers code complexity metrics or visualizations of architecture. Attend this webinar to learn more about: - Different types of Static Analysis
- Underlying technologies beneath the various classes of Static Analysis
- Effective deployment of Static Analysis tools within the development process
Register now for our webinar by clicking one of the dates below: Tue, Jun 18, 2013 1:00 PM - 1:30 PM PDT Thu, Jun 20, 2013 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM PDT |
Customer success stories
Haldex, leader in braking and suspension systems, has been using QA�C and MISRA C for more than a decade to develop high quality safety-critical embedded software. Haldex has also used QA�C++ to develop their award-winning fleet management application, detecting 25% more defects during the early development cycle and their return on investment has been less than 18 months, read the full story...
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Software Metrics - Friend or Foe?
Metrics are used in numerous applications such as planning and performance optimization and especially as a measure of software quality. However, there is much discussion over which, if any, metrics are actually of value. In this presentation delivered at the Embedded World Conference, Jill Britton, our Technical Support Manager will look at some of the debate concerning the necessity of software metrics and how their use can improve software quality.
View the video or read the whitepaper.
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The next release of QA�Verify (version 1.5) is imminent and includes support for an advanced form of deviation restriction, large-project performance enhancements in report generation, display of file and function relationship information, integration of Structure101 and various other usability enhancements.
QA�C++ 3.1 will also be released shortly. The new features include additional ISO C++ 2011 features such as 'rvalue references' and 'variadic templates', a new GUI, native 64-bit support for Windows, Linux and Solaris and finally UTF-8 language support.
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Improved Customer Support
PRQA customers are encouraged to log any support requests through our newly enhanced website form. |