WANTED: Developers Looking for Worst-Case Execution Time of their C++ avionics software

York, UK, 1st February 2010 Rapita Systems announces that it is launching a beta program for RapiTime’s support of C++. Developers of avionic software written in C++ will be able to use RapiTime’s on-target profiling capabilities to: measure execution times, track code coverage, and find worst-case execution times (WCET) for their applications. The full product release featuring C++ support will take place at the start of Q4, however early access to these capabilities is available through the beta program. RapiTime has successfully supported a number of high profile avionic programmes using the C and Ada languages, and is now augmenting language support to include C++. “We recognize that C++ is becoming increasingly important in the avionics community” said Rapita Systems CEO, Guillem Bernat. “For that reason we are seeing strong demand for C++ support for RapiTime: a need that we are pleased to be able to meet”. Bernat continued “We’ve decided to provide a limited number of projects with the opportunity to get early access to this new technology, via a beta program. Of course, this provides the beta users the opportunity to perform an in-depth evaluation of RapiTime without licence fees during the beta period.” For further information about the RapiTime C++ beta program, visit http://www.rapitasystems.com/ProductBrief/RapiTimeCPlusPlusBeta About Rapita Systems Rapita Systems Ltd. develops software tools to reduce the cost of measuring and optimizing the timing performance of large, real-time software systems, such as avionics applications. RapiTime is the only product on the market that can tell users exactly where to focus optimization effort to minimize worst-case execution time. Using RapiTime, customers have been able to reduce the worst-case execution time of large scale, legacy applications by up to 50% with only a few days effort.