Qualification-Kit(Axivion GmbH) | embedded world 2018

Axivion offers a qualification kit to support the classification and qualification of your tool chain. This comprises prefabricated test suites (for such things as the MISRA rules), whose execution and results evaluation processes can be automated. This enables you to specifically check and verify the suitability of the Axivion Bauhaus Suite. The technical automation of the validation tests allows you to efficiently repeat them after changes have been made, for instance in the form of updates or upgrades in order to benefit from improvements and innovations, thus also allowing the suitability check to be repeated.

We’ll also be glad to offer our Professional Services to support you during your specific implementation

Axivion, based in Stuttgart, Germany, is a provider for innovative software solutions for static code analysis and for protection from software erosion. The core product of Axivion is the Axivion Bauhaus Suite, a tool suite for the improvement of software quality and maintainability of software systems implemented in the programming languages Ada, C, C++, C#, and Java. In addition to static code analysis, the tool suite includes innovative software tools for architecture verification and clone management. Moreover, the tool suite detects software erosion factors such as cycles, dead code and violations of programming rules.

Axivion’s MISRA checker covers 100% of all automatically testable MISRA rules for the standards MISRA C:2004, MISRA C:2012, and MISRA C++:2008. Furthermore, the CERT® programming rules for secure software development are supported.

The Professional Services Team of Axivion offers methods and training concepts as well as service and consulting to support customers to assure an effective and efficient rollout of the tools.

Axivion’s customers are companies that develop innovative technical software across different industries, e.g. industrial automation, automotive, railway, electronics, information and telecommunication, avionics, medical, mechanical engineering, as well as measurement, control and regulation technology.

Since its foundation in 2006, Axivion maintains close research links to the University of Stuttgart, Germany, and to the University of Bremen, Germany to keep up with the newest trends in programming and code analysis research.

More information is available at www.axivion.com