a³ release 26.10
New target
aiT for TriCore now supports 3rd GEN AURIX TC46x.
Qualification Support Kits
- Qualification reports can now be exported as XML.
- New compiler-specific QSKs:
- aiT for e200 with Diab 5.9.4.8
- StackAnalyzer for ARM with GHS 2024.1.4 (ARM and Thumb)
- TimeWeaver for ARM with GHS 2024.1.4 (AArch64)
- StackAnalyzer for PowerPC with Diab 5.6.1.0-fcs-20080603-075755
- New board-specific QSKs:
- In board-specific packages, the measurement setup description has been improved.
- Improved identification of overlong Windows file paths.
Transport Layer Security
Encryption of network communication now uses system libraries, i.e. OpenSSL on Linux and Schannel on Windows.
Improved support for Windows Smart App Control
- Improved compatibility of Windows installers.
- The shipped DLLs are now signed.
If you have any questions or would like to set up a meeting to review the release please email: alice.campbell@joraltechnologies.com.
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