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C, Assembler and MISRA
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Understanding that assembler code has to be documented and isolated (Directives 4.2 & 4.3 ), are there any limits to how much assembly code there is in a project? Could you have have a project that is mostly assembly with only C wrappers and yet still claim MISRA compliance?
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You can claim to be MISRA Compliant if:
a) Your C code complies with the requirements of MISRA Compliance, and with the guidance of the appropriate edition/revision of MISRA C
b) Your assembler complies with the general requirements of MISRA Compliance, and with the specific requirements of Directives 4.2 and 4.3
c) You produce the appropriate evidence to back up your claim.

Your assessor will determine the validity of your claim, especially with respect to the appropriateness of your software for use in conjunction with any other requirements or standards
Posted by and on behalf of the MISRA C Working Group
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