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SuperTest is ready to adapt in your project requirements, testing all versions of the C and C++ standards
The standards for the C and C++ languages keep evolving, so you want your test suite to evolve with them and be able to test against the latest versions. But since software often has a long life and application code is often written...
Yes you can qualify a compiler in house!
We are frequently asked questions about compiler qualification. Why it is necessary and how hard is it to qualify your compiler? Well, with SuperTest it is not hard at all, and we are happy to help you. That is why we will be at the...
Do you trust your C++ compiler for autonomous vehicles?
Now that developments for autonomous driving are at full steam and the coding for safety critical features is becoming more complex, application developers shift their focus to the C++ language. The evolution of C++ is going very...
Can we make Requirement Traceability for compilers easier?
Testing a compiler is one thing – knowing what you have tested is quite another. If you have a GCC or LLVM based compiler you can get a huge test suite for free, but you will have no idea about what it actually tests. Does it test...
The Standard Library: the forgotten child
So much of the embedded software and systems rely on it. It provides the fundaments for the code. Without it, essential systems will not run. And yet, we often forget to test them properly: we take the functions in the standard...
More efficient computing for AI and autonomous cars in 2018
If anything, 2018 will be about autonomous vehicles. For those vehicles to function optimally, there has to be a lot of development in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI), sensor processing and image recognition. These...
SuperTest is fully C++14 compatible
Now that cars are more and more equipped with cameras and sensors, the automotive industry is moving to the C++ language as the standard for coding. The latest update of SuperTest makes it the first test suite that can...
Code Size Tracking will save costs
Even though the original source code might not be that long, the compiler generated executable can be very big. That generated executable could be too big to fit your embedded device. So how do you know if it is or isn’t? Compiler...
Compiler generated code is not the same as model/source code
To many, this statement sounds like an open door. Compiler generated code is more complicated because it includes duplicated source code for better performance. But how come, when it comes to safety testing according to the ISO 26262...
New CGtrainer suite for stepwise compiler development
Developing C compilers for new (or old) target processors just got easier, faster and more structured. Can’t wait to start developing your new code generator with SuperTest’s new Code Generator Trainer Suite? Be sure to get the...