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RVS 3.22 Launched
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Data Coupling Basics in DO-178C
Control Coupling Basics in DO-178C
Components in Data Coupling and Control Coupling
DO-278A Guidance: Introduction to RTCA DO-278 approval
ISO 26262
Data Coupling & Control Coupling
Verifying additional code for DO-178C
DASC 2025
DO-178C Multicore In-person Training (Fort Worth, TX)
DO-178C Multicore In-person Training (Toulouse)
HISC 2025
With its new features and enhancements, RVS 3.11 makes critical software verification easier than ever
With RVS 3.11, you can now make dynamic changes to your instrumentation more easily and take advantage of a simpler workflow that minimizes the need for troubleshooting.
These enhancements are supported by back-end changes that we've made in RVS. These changes pave the way for further improvements to streamline the RVS workflow, which you can expect in future releases.
We've added a new utility to RapiCover, which helps you to merge coverage from multiple builds and test runs.
The Merge Coverage utility provides step-by-step guidance during the merge process, including flagging source code and tests that you may need to review.
Extended compiler extension support
Our new Compiler Extension editor lets you customize your integration to handle any non-standard C/C++ compiler extensions that you're using.
The editor includes syntax highlighting, error messaging, auto-completion and diff highlighting, and lets you test your implementation against sample code that you provide.
Get started with RVS 3.11
More features
- New tutorials
- Add RapiCover justifications before dynamic analysis
- Simplified integration with the RTBx
- Remove coverage from RapiCover reports
