WEBINAR ON-DEMAND
Have Your Cake and Eat It, Too – With MISRA C:2012

If you’re developing safety-critical applications, you can’t afford to take chances. But commercial pressures don’t go away just because you’re diligent. You can’t have it all—or can you? The latest version of the MISRA standard (MISRA C:2012) is worth a close look for experienced MISRA adopters and those new to the standard. It significantly reduces the cost of adherence, improves on the existing guidance, and includes support for C99. And MISRA is still the internationally recognised foundation for best coding practices, so it’s ideal for helping you mitigate risk for safety-critical automotive, medical, industrial, or military / aerospace applications. Learn how you can have your cake and eat it, too, from one of the authors of the MISRA standard.

27 August 2014
- UK: 9:00 am
- European: 10:00 am
- India: 1:30 pm

Presenters

Chris Tapp

Chris Tapp is a Field Applications Engineer at LDRA with more than 20 years experience of embedded software development. He graduated from the University of Durham in 1987 and has spent most of his career working within the automotive, industrial control and information technology industries, mainly as a self-employed consultant. He has been involved with MISRA since 2001 and is currently chairman of the MISRA C++ working group and an active member of the MISRA C working group. He has been with LDRA since 2007, where he specialises in programming standards

Alex Lim

Alexander Lim is an up and coming Field Applications Engineer at LDRA. He obtained his M.S. degree in Aerospace Engineering from University of California, Los Angeles in 2012 where he developed safety and mission critical programming for aerospace applications. These applications included working on embedded targets in UAVs as well as designing the autopilot simulation and structure of UAVs with Matlab and Simulink. During his undergraduate studies, he also interned at the Los Angeles Air Force Base where he worked on Flight Systems Software and Flight Management Software for the Space-Based Infrared System. He has been with LDRA since early 2013, working on all aspects of LDRA’s suite of code verification tools.

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