Currently, ISO 26262 does not provide requirements on how to reuse (qualify) pre-existing complex software elements.
This training introduces the MISRA C coding guidelines and MISRA C key concepts.
It focuses on the implementation of reliable non-safety-related, safety-related, and security-related software.
The learning success, understanding of C-language-specific problems, and solutions to them are supported by examples, exercises, and interactive quizzes during the training sessions.
The training also includes the exida recommendations for adopting MISRA C in your software development process.
The training also covers the latest version of MISRA C:2023, which in turn covers C18.

Agenda and Content:

• Background to MISRA C coding guidelines
  • What's MISRA C and why do we need it
  • Short MISRA C coding guidelines history
• Overview of the MISRA C coding guidelines
  • Guidelines classifications, categories, decidability.
  • Guidelines format
• Overview of the MISRA C directives and rules
  • document walk-through – presentation of various examples
  • exercises
• Overview of the MISRA C rules
• Introduction to the Essential Type concept
• Overview of security-related guidelines
  • Overview of MISRA C Amendments and Addendums
  • Overview of C Secure coding guidelines
  • Overview of CERT C coding guidelines
• Overview of MISRA C updates for C11 and C18
• Adopting MISRA C in the software development process
  • Compliance with ISO 26262 and IEC 61508 and other safety standards
  • Process activities
  • Tools management, configuration, and validation
  • Deviation procedure

Who should attend?

• Software Development Engineers that implement software in C and/or are responsible for the deployment of coding guidelines 
• Software Architects