Conference Program
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Thema: Embedded
- Montag
31.01. - Dienstag
01.02.
, (Montag, 31.Januar 2022)
10:00 - 17:00
Mo 4
Modern C++ Design for Safe and Embedded Systems
This tutorial will demystify some of C++ complexities by showing clear guidelines to simpler use of specific language features for designing functions and types of your system. From the experience in specifying new MISRA C++ guidelines the author will show how to write safer C++ for embedded and other systems.
Learning goals consist of
- designing function interfaces: parameter passing styles and error reporting
- employ strong typing for better domain values
- conscious class design for resource…
Peter Sommerlad
, (Dienstag, 01.Februar 2022)
09:00 - 10:30
Di 9.1
C++20: What's In There For You
C++20 is now a year old. Time to take a closer look at the benefits you get when using C++ for standards 11 to 20. You learn about Coroutines by building a coroutine-based parser. The new ranges and the spaceship operator help you write less code. You will learn how Concepts help you to express constraints better and improve error messages. Doing things at compile-time saves run-time. Let‘s see how C++20 improves your code with the new features consteval and constinit. After this talk, you…
Andreas Fertig
Vortrag: Di 9.1
14:00 - 14:45
Di 9.2
NEU! What Classes we Design and How
C++ class design has been error prone since the beginning, until Scott Meyers told us about the Rule-of-Three. But even that is not enforced by the language. In addition, C++11 changed the set of compiler-provided special member functions and the intrinsic rules have become more complicated. However, instead of starting from the rules for special member functions, we will look at what role a class type plays and how that maps on what special member functions to define and how, if any. Examples…
Peter Sommerlad
Vortrag: Di 9.2
16:15 - 17:15
Di 9.3
C++17 Polymorphic Memory Resources (pmr) and STL Containers for Embedded Applications
For many embedded C++ applications, compliance with the AUTOSAR or Misra rules is required. Among them is AUTOSAR Rule A18-5-5 which does not allow memory allocations with new. Since new and delete violate A18-5-5, the default STL containers must not be used in applications requiring AUTOSAR compliance. This holds for many embedded applications. With the allocators available since C++17 in the namespace std::pmr (polymorphic memory resources) these requirements can often be satisfied.
Target…
Richard Kaiser
Vortrag: Di 9.3
17:45 - 18:45
Di 9.4
MISRA C++ 202x
New MISRA C++ 202x are coming. This release will address modern C++ and thus is relevant not only for safety critical code in the automotive sector, but also for day-to-day C++ development. Expect the new MISRA rules to be less "miserable" for your day-to-day coding and use static analysis tooling to enforce them. Understand what kind of C++ will be considered unsafe, get examples of guidelines and learn which rules better to suppress in static analysis tools in non-safety-critical software.
Targ…
Peter Sommerlad
Vortrag: Di 9.4