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How to achieve DO-178C certification with Rapita Systems
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RapiCover Zero can help you meet DO-178C objective 6.4.4.c, which indicates that structural coverage analysis is performed on the software based on requirements-based tests of its behavior. RapiCover Zero supports structural coverage analysis at the statement and decision levels. Since Modified Condition/Decision Coverage examines source-level decisions, it can only be measured on object code in very limited circumstances. Instead, we recommend using RapiCover for full support of all MC/DC source code analysis.
RapiCover Zero justifications help you with DO-178C “structural coverage resolution” by letting you mark coverage holes as justified or covered by analysis.
As RapiCover Zero is designed to collect results from tests run on-target, it also helps you achieve DO-178C objective 6.4.e.
RapiCover Zero (together with RapiCover) can also support meeting the “additional code verification” part of DO-178C objective 6.4.4.c for DAL A software, which indicates that evidence is available for the correctness of additional code introduced by the compiler.
For a detailed description of how RVS tools including RapiCover Zero can help you achieve DO-178C certification, see our web page on how to achieve DO-178C certification.
