Cantata Use with Arm® Keil® µVision®3

Cantata Use with Arm® Keil® µVision®3

This Technical Note provides the information required to successfully install and set up Cantata for use with the Arm® Keil® µVision®3 development environment. It has been assumed that the default installation is in C:\Keil and that builds are targeting a Generic 8052 chip for use on the simulator. Any differences to these assumptions may require appropriate changes to what is stated in this document.

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Cantata 22.10 Technical Changes

Cantata 22.10 Technical Changes

This document describes the differences in C++ instrumentation between earlier versions and Cantata 22.10, how users will see them, and how existing tests projects may need to be updated when upgrading to Cantata 22.10.

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QA-MISRA 24.04 Release Notes

QA-MISRA 24.04 Release Notes

This document outlines changes in each release of QA-MISRA from version 22.04 onward, covering supported platforms, operating systems, language versions, and compiler configurations. This version provides general improvements, incremented DAX version to 1.16 and added support for the new MISRA C++:2023 rule set.

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Cantata Use with Arm® Keil® µVision®5

Cantata Use with Arm® Keil® µVision®5

Cantata must be installed before attempting the steps in this document. If it is not installed in your system, please follow the information provided in the Installation guide before continuing with this document.The details in this Technical Note give the required steps to set up Arm® Keil® µVision®5, with the ARMCC compiler tool chain. Other tool chains can follow these steps, but exact titles and wording may be different, and require slight deviations from the given steps.

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WEBINAR: Test Automation Utilizing Legacy Test Data and Maintaining Safety-Critical Compliance

Webinar: Test Automation Utilizing Legacy Test Data and Maintaining Safety-Critical Compliance

Meeting safety and regulatory requirements forces safety-critical developers to adopt increasingly rigorous Quality Assurance processes, and to implement advanced tools that enable this. Integrating existing test data in a new system doesn’t have to be a disruptive process.

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Cantata Use with QNX® Momentics®

Cantata Use with QNX® Momentics®

To install Cantata into QNX® Momentics® 4.7, you will first need to download the Cantata installer and the zip file containing QNX-specific installation files from the QA Systems Customer FTP site. Please ask your supplier for the FTP details.

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Cantata: Easy Testing for Embedded Target Environments

Cantata: Easy Testing for Embedded Target Environments

Cantata: Easy Testing for Embedded Target Environments

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QA Systems tools automate unit testing, code coverage, integration testing and static analysis to optimise safety & business-critical embedded software & accelerate standards compliance. This video introduces QA Systems testing tools and takes a closer look at the newly announced version of QA Systems unit and integration test tool Cantata.

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Cantata Use with QNX® Momentics® and Cantata Makefiles

Cantata Use with QNX® Momentics® and Cantata Makefiles

This Technical Note provides information on how to successfully use Cantata Makefiles with the QNX® Momentics® IDE. This document is mainly concerned with how to set up projects for Cantata Makefiles, but also provides some quick start tips for issues that mat be encountered.

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Cantata Use with Softune v60

Cantata Use with Softune v60

This Technical Note provides the information required to successfully install and set up Cantata for use with the Fujitsu Softune v60 development environment. It has been assumed that the default installation is in C:\Softune6 and that builds are taking place in a C:\SOFT directory and targeting a MB91V460 chip for use on a physical target. Any differences to these assumptions may require appropriate changes to what is stated in this document.

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