MISRA C++ 2023
Sonar delivers expert guidance for safety-critical software. As active contributors to the MISRA C++ 2023 guidelines, we provide specialized rules and in-workflow support - starting in the IDE - to help you build compliant, mission-critical applications.
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MISRA coding guidelines are essential for building safe, compliant, and reliable embedded systems.
Download our guide, MISRA C++ 2023 Guidelines explained, to get a clear overview of MISRA, its coding guidelines, and how static analysis helps you write high-quality code for embedded systems.
SonarQube for IDE helps you find and fix issues in real-time, right in your editor. It acts as your first line of defense, ensuring the code you write meets high quality and security standards. To support compliance, it includes specific MISRA C++ 2023 rules, helping you write code that is prepared for certification. SonarQube for IDE also provides clear guidance, explaining why an issue is a problem and how to fix it.
SonarQube Server integrates directly into your CI/CD workflow, allowing your team to enforce a common set of MISRA C++ 2023-specific coding guidelines. By automatically analyzing your embedded software, SonarQube Server helps ensure your code meets these standards, positioning it for eventual certification.
Sonar is continuously adding more MISRA C++ 2023 rules to help you write MISRA-compliant code. These include rules specific to embedded or real-time software, as well as MISRA guidelines for writing safe code in any environment. Each rule explains why it is an issue and provides clear remediation guidance and code examples to help you fix it.
Sonar static analysis helps you build and maintain high-quality C++ code. With support for popular build systems, standards, and versions, Sonar helps you write better code while keeping vulnerabilities at bay.
SonarQube Server shifts our team's focus from just completing tasks to actively improving code quality. It enables us to standardize newer C++ features and align our coding standards with key guidelines, like the C++ Core Guidelines and MISRA C++ 2023.
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