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Release 25.10 of AbsInt Tools for Safety-Critical Software Development
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Release 25.10 of AbsInt Tools for Safety-Critical Software Development

All Products
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- The AbsInt Linux tools require now RHEL 9 or compatible and ship a Dockerfile creating a compatible 
Rocky Linux 9 container to facilitate deployment in containerized environments.
 
 aiT, TimingProfiler, StackAnalyzer, TimeWeaver
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- NEW: aiT for TI TMS320F28386D/4D/8D
- NEW: aiT for ATSAME51J18/19/20A
- NEW: aiT for TMS570LC4357 rev B
- Improved Project/Workspace Diff-Viewer, Sections View, and Symbols View
- Enhanced analysis setup capabilities enable users to create new analysis projects more efficiently
 
 Astrée, RuleChecker
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- NEW: Delta analysis displays summary of differences between project revisions by tables and charts, and classifies alarms as new/old.
- NEW: Astrée supports sound analysis of bounded recursions
- Enhanced safety manual by DO-356A and ISO 21434 verification goal coverage
- Enhanced VS-Code plugin (LSP server) by "single translation unit" mode, enabling faster rule checking
- Improved rule coverage of CERT C/C++ and CWE
  
 CompCert
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- NEW: CompCert for TriCore (1.6.x)
- Improved optimizations for arithmetic runtime library functions
- Generation of position-independent executables (PIE) and position-independent code (PIC) for AArch64, RISC-V and x86-64
 
 Plugins
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- AbsInt toolbox for TargetLink supports "diff" mode as default alarm comment mode.

 

A complete list of all new features and improvements can be found here.


You may watch a demonstration of selected new features on the AbsInt YouTube Channel.

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