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nick name of the rules. - ogawa.kiyoshi - 22-05-2014 There are 3 rule sets according age. Only rule number and year could not identify directly. I use nick name of the rules. Are these good for you? Or if you have more nice names, please introduce me. Dir 1.1 The implementation Dir 2.1 Compilation and build Dir 3.1 Requirements traceability Dir 4.1 Run-time failure Dir 4.2 assembly language document Dir 4.3 assembly language encapsulation Dir 4.4 commented out Dir 4.5 Typographical Unambiguity Dir 4.6 typedefs Dir 4.7 error information Dir 4.8 pointer dereference(Opaque type) Dir 4.9 function-like macro Dir 4.10 header file Dir 4.11 validity of the parameter Dir 4.12 Dynamic Memory Allocation Dir 4.13 Resource Operation Rule1.1 Standard C Rule1.2 language extensions Rule1.3 undefined or critical unspecified behaviour Rule2.1 Unreachable code Rule2.2 Dead code Rule2.3 Unused type declaration  Rule2.4 Unused tag declaration  Rule2.5 Unused macro declaration  Rule2.6 Unused label declaration Rule2.7 Unused parameters Rule3.1  comment  Rule3.2 line-splicing Rule4.1 escape sequences Rule4.2 Trigraphs Rule5.1  External identifiers Rule5.2  Scope and Name space Rule5.3 inner and outer scope Rule5.4 macro identifier Rule5.5 distinct identifier Rule5.6 Typedef name Rule5.7 Tag name Rule5.8 External linkage Rule5.9 internal linkage Rule6.1 Bit-fields Rule6.2 single named bit-fields Rule7.1  Octal constants Rule7.2  "u" or "U" suffix Rule7.3  lowercase "l" suffix Rule7.4 pointer to const-qualified char Rule8.1 Types Rule8.2 prototype form Rule8.3 names and type qualifiers Rule8.4 compatible declaration Rule8.5 declaration once Rule8.6 external linkage Rule8.7 one external definition Rule8.8 static  Rule8.9 block scope Rule8.10 inline function Rule8.11 array size Rule8.12 enum Rule8.13 const-qualified pointer type Rule8.14 restrict type Rule9.1 automatic storage Rule9.2 initializer Rule9.3 array partial initialization Rule9.4 more than once Rule9.5 array size Rule10.1 Operands Rule10.2 essentially character type Rule10.3 narrower or different Rule10.4 arithmetic conversion Rule10.5 inappropriate cast Rule10.6 composite expression Rule10.7 arithmetic conversion Rule10.8 cast different or wider essential type Rule11.1 pointer to function Rule11.2  incomplete type Rule11.3 pointer cast Rule11.4 pointer and integer Rule11.5 pointer to void Rule11.6 arithmetic type Rule11.7 non integer arithmetic type Rule11.8 const or volatile Rule11.9 macro NULL Rule12.1 precedence Rule12.2 shift operator Rule12.3 comma operator Rule12.4 unsigned integer wrap-around Rule13.1 initializer lists, Rule13.2  evaluation order Rule13.3 increment or decrement operator Rule13.4 assignment operator Rule13.5 logical && or || operator Rule13.6 sizeof operator Rule14.1 loop counter Rule14.2 for loop Rule14.3 invariant Rule14.4 if and iteration Rule15.1 goto statement Rule15.2 goto later Rule15.3 goto label Rule15.4 break or goto Rule15.5 single point of exit Rule15.6 compound statement Rule15.7 else statement Rule16.1 well formed switch Rule16.2 switch label Rule16.3 break statement Rule16.4 default label Rule16.5 default label first or last Rule16.6 two switch clause Rule16.7 not boolean Rule17.1   Rule17.2 recursion Rule17.3 implicit function declaration Rule17.4 return statement Rule17.5 array argument Rule17.6 static array parameter Rule17.7 return value Rule17.8 function parameter Ruel18.1 arithmetic pointer operand Rule18.2 pointer subtraction Rule18.3 relational operator Rule18.4 Addition and subtraction Rule18.5 pointer nesting Rule18.6 Automatic Storage RUle18.7 Flexible array members Rule18.8 Variable length array Rule19.1 assign or copy Rule19.2 union  RUle20.1  #include Rule20.2 header file name  Rule20.3 or "filename" Rule20.4 keyward Rule20.5  #undef  Rule20.6 macro argument Rule20.7  parentheses Rule20.8 #if or #elif  Rule20.9 #define'd Rule20.10 # and ## Rule20.11 # followed ## Rule20.12 macro parameter Rule20.13 valid preprocessing directive Rule20.14 conditional compilation directive Rule21.1 reserved identifiers or macro Rule21.2 declear reserved identifiers or macro name Rule21.3 Rule21.4 Rule21.5 Rule21.6 input/output functions Rule21.7 atof,atoi,atol and atoll Rule21.8 abort, exit getenv and system Rule21.9 bsearch and qsort Rule21.10 time and date Rule21.11   Rule21.12 Rule22.1 release  Rule22.2 free  Rule22.3 file Rule22.4 read-only  Rule22.5 dereference Rule22.6 close Best Regards. Dr. Ogawa Kiyoshi Re: nick name of the rules. - misra-c - 25-06-2014 We have no official policy on this, but we encourage the use of the full headline and/or guideline number in formal contexts. When referring to a guideline number it may be useful to note that the MISRA C versions can be distinguished by the format of the number. MISRA C:1998 48 - always a single number MISRA C:2004 10.1 - always a two-part number MISRA C:2012 10.1 - always a two-part number with a prefix indicating whether it is a Rule or Directive. e.g. "Rule 10.1", "D.2.1"