MISRA C Rule Checker SQMlint
Target Devices
- SuperH RISC engine Family (32-bit RISC)
- M32R Family (32-bit RISC)
- M16C Family (32/16-bit, 16-bit)
- R8C Family (16-bit)
- H8SX Family (32-bit)
- H8S Family (16-bit)
- H8 Family (16-bit, 8-bit)
| [Note: Version changed on 1 April, 2011] "C/C++ Compiler Package for the R8C and M16C Families 2011.04 " (released on 1 April, 2011) bundles MISRA C Rule Checker SQMlint V.1.03 Release 00C which is identical in functionality with V.1.03 Release 00B. |
Overview
SQMlint is a tool to inspect C source codes according to MISRA C rules 1. Because SQMlint assists developers in source code review through automatic inspection, it helps to develop high-quality C source codes efficiently. Furthermore, because problem codes can be detected by only adding compile options, the user can correct problem codes as easily as when correcting compile errors.

Note:
1. About MISRA C compliance check with software tools:
To check reliably for all MISRA C rules, MISRA C document recommends performing a conformity test combining two or more automatic tests by tools and the manual work.
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Note
MISRA C refers to the guidelines for the use of the C language in vehicle-based software that have been created by the Motor Industry Software Reliability Association (MISRA), a nonprofit organization for software reliability that was organized primarily by the automotive industry. These guidelines stipulate 127 rules relating to the program description in C language, which are referred to as MISRA C rules. Broadly classified, these rules consist of two types of items: required and recommended.
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