In a conversation with a colleague, I found myself wondering what was the impact of running code under Windows vs a "bare metal" x86 box. One of the nice things about working for a tool vendor is that you have the tools to hand to perform these kind of experiments "for fun".

Nested “case” labels are an obscure feature of C, and not often seen. However, examples do exist, typically hidden deep in standard library functions and our customers come across them from time to time. Here's a little article about how we recently brought support for them into RVS.

Find out about our support for continuous RVS reporting through Jenkins.

Our RVS integration with the Deos RTOS promises to offer an out-of-the-box solution, significantly reducing the effort needed to analyze timing and scheduling behavior of software hosted on Deos.