Maximum security: how to write reliable C/C++ code for embedded systems
- Embedded, Low-level
- Accepted
November 14, 12:00
Room IV|IV зал
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In my talk, I will tell you about the standards of writing code created specifically for highly responsible embedded systems, such as MISRA C, MISRA C++ and AUTOSAR C++. For those who haven’t heard about these standards, I’ll make their brief outline: main concepts, prerequisites of their creation and where they are used. I will also tell you how to make your project meet these standards. My talk will be useful for embedded developers, as well as for programmers who develop critical programs.


George Gribkov
C++ developer, PVS-Studio
George is one of the developers of the PVS-Studio static analyzer. He is engaged in the creation of new MISRA C and MISRA C ++ diagnostics. He is also the author of articles on checking open source projects.