Automated errata management with the TASKING compiler inspector tool

Duration: 23 Mins

Are you man­u­al­ly check­ing com­pil­er known issues in your safe­ty-crit­i­cal project? There is a faster, more reli­able way.
In this episode, Michael Reis, Senior Appli­ca­tion Engi­neer at TASKING, walks through how to use the TASKING Com­pil­er Inspec­tor to auto­mat­i­cal­ly detect whether your source code is affect­ed by known com­pil­er tool­chain issues - a key require­ment for com­pli­ance with safe­ty stan­dards such as ISO 26262.

What you will learn:

  • How to gen­er­ate an Excel report com­bin­ing Inspec­tor find­ings with the TASKING issue por­tal using the open source Inspec­tor Log Con­vert­er tool
  • Why erra­ta man­age­ment is manda­to­ry in safe­ty-crit­i­cal embed­ded soft­ware projects
  • How the TASKING Com­pil­er Inspec­tor detects known issues in your source code using proven com­pil­er tech­nol­o­gy
  • How to inte­grate the Inspec­tor into a CMake build envi­ron­ment on Win­dows or Linux
  • How to use patch level options to auto­mat­i­cal­ly exclude fixed issues from your analy­sis

TASKING is driving a new era of intelligent, efficient, and audit-ready verification and validation

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