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Streamline Certification using QGen TQL-1 Qualifiable Auto Code Generator for Simulink®/Stateflow®

By: AdaCore
9 July 2021 at 19:57

Presented by S. Tucker Taft - AdaCore

This session will introduce the QGen Auto Code Generator for Simulink®/Stateflow® and explain the advantages provided by a TQL-1 Qualification, in terms of reduced time and effort to certify a Simulink-based application. The talk will identify the DO-178C and DO-331 objectives that are covered by the QGen code generator, meaning that your team can avoid many of the most labor-intensive steps involved in achieving certification, even at the highest level of criticality. The talk is aimed at both engineers and managers for such critical systems development activities and will cover the features of the QGen code generator, as well as other tools with which it is integrated, including a model-level debugger and testing tools for Simulink-based applications running in embedded targets.
  • 9 July 2021 at 19:57

Engineering Self-Verified Software

By: AdaCore
8 July 2021 at 15:52

Implementation and verification are traditionally viewed as two separate activities. Even in test-driven environments, the test platform is distinct from the implementation one. This talk will present an alternative approach where the verification and development activities are engineered together, creating effectively a “self-verified” program combining at the same place an implementation and the means to verify its correctness.

4 key takeaways
- Developing verification at the same time as the code allows for more efficient coding processes and mitigates errors at the end of the process.
- Formal proofs and testing can be combined to increase the level of safety and decrease overall development costs.
- There are alternatives to the C programming language that allows more effective verification.
- There is a way to redirect software developers energy from worrying about low-level coding errors to concentrate on more valuable aspects of software engineering.

Presented by Quentin Ochem at ScaleUp OSS.5 Europe Day.
  • 8 July 2021 at 15:52
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