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Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], March 14 (ANI/PRNewswire): Building on more than 20 years of MISRA C support, LDRA today announced the addition of the latest MISRA C:2023 guidelines to the static code analysis and reporting capabilities of its LDRA tool suite. Guided by MISRA C Working Group chairman and LDRA technical specialist Andrew Banks, LDRA's new capabilities support embedded developers in aerospace, defense, industrial and energy, medical device and automotive sectors to identify and mitigate potentially dangerous code in increasingly complex and difficult-to-test multithreaded, multi-processor systems. Introduced in 1998, MISRA C is the standard for developing software in the C programming language where safety, security and code quality are essential. At Embedded World on March 15, the MISRA C Working Group will announce MISRA C:2012 Amendment 4 (AMD4), which specifies rules and directives for multithreading and atomic types as well as clarifications on existing guidance

United statesUnited kingdomChris tappIan hennellMark jamesNeeraja nairMarketing communicationsMisrac working groupWorking groupAndrew banksEmbedded worldOperations directorAssistant managerBengaluru karnataka indiaArch 14 ani prnewswire building on more than 20 years of misrac supportDra today announced the addition of latest misrac 2023 guidelines to static code analysis and reporting capabilities its ldra tool suite guided by working group chairman technical specialist andrew banks