RISC-V technology continues to move fast forward, especially in safety applications demanding compliance with functional safety standards like IEC61508, ISO26262, DO 178C, etc. The proof of a 100% structural source code coverage is required by almost all safety standards. Structural coverage analysis, also known as code coverage analysis, provides a measure of the extent to which software code has been exercised under specific test conditions.
However, is 100% coverage the guarantee of a bug-free application? How to increase coverage with unit tests? Are there hints to not over-emphasize coverage and avoid writing meaningless tests? Can this process be automated?
Join this session and learn why structural coverage matters and how to take advantage of integrated software quality and development solutions that can automatically generate and execute test cases, and visually report levels of coverage analysis, such as statement, branch/decision, procedure/function call, dynamic data flow, and more for RISC-V-based FuSa applications.
You should attend this webinar if you are about to start a project with functional safety requirements demanding coverage analysis.
Can’t join us live? Register anyway and we will send you the recording to view at your own convenience.
RISC-V technology continues to move fast forward, especially in safety applications demanding compliance with functional safety standards like IEC61508, ISO26262, DO 178C, etc. The proof of a 100% structural source code coverage is required by almost all safety standards. Structural coverage analysis, also known as code coverage analysis, provides a measure of the extent to which software code has been exercised under specific test conditions.
However, is 100% coverage the guarantee of a bug-free application? How to increase coverage with unit tests? Are there hints to not over-emphasize coverage and avoid writing meaningless tests? Can this process be automated?
Join this session and learn why structural coverage matters and how to take advantage of integrated software quality and development solutions that can automatically generate and execute test cases, and visually report levels of coverage analysis, such as statement, branch/decision, procedure/function call, dynamic data flow, and more for RISC-V-based FuSa applications.
You should attend this webinar if you are about to start a project with functional safety requirements demanding coverage analysis.
Can’t join us live? Register anyway and we will send you the recording to view at your own convenience.
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