21-07-2015, 09:53 AM
Hi,
As far as I know the latest guideline for C++ is MISRA C++ 2008. According to the current Cpp conferences and its talks about modern C++, the increasing use of embedded linux and during some research C++11 / C++14 both provide many techniques that could be useful for embedded programming of safety critical systems. Please correct me if I'm wrong. To name a few features there are std::array, range-loops, constexpr, static_assert, enum class.
Are there any upcoming MISRA C++ guidelines planned in the near future covering those (C++11, …) standards ?
Thanks Daniel
As far as I know the latest guideline for C++ is MISRA C++ 2008. According to the current Cpp conferences and its talks about modern C++, the increasing use of embedded linux and during some research C++11 / C++14 both provide many techniques that could be useful for embedded programming of safety critical systems. Please correct me if I'm wrong. To name a few features there are std::array, range-loops, constexpr, static_assert, enum class.
Are there any upcoming MISRA C++ guidelines planned in the near future covering those (C++11, …) standards ?
Thanks Daniel
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