C++ is a powerful language, but its flexibility comes with risks, especially in safety-critical systems.
In this talk, we will delve into the latest MISRA C++ rules, see practical code examples, and discuss how these guidelines can lead to safer systems.
MISRA C++:2023 defines a safer, more predictable subset of C++17, helping developers to avoid:
Undefined behavior
Relying on unspecified or implementation-defined behavior
Risky coding practices the language "allows"
Subtle bugs stemming from common misunderstandings of the language
While some rules may seem restrictive or opinionated, C++ developers may benefit from keeping them in mind even for general-purpose C++.
Let's explore and reflect on these guidelines together and get some new ideas of how to write safer C++.
=== QtGreece Full Agenda ===
18:00 - Registration and welcome coffee
18:30 - Introduction
18:45 - TBD | Extenly
19:15 - Safer C++: Let’s explore the latest MISRA guidelines
20:00 - Coffee break
20:15 - What’s New in Qt 6.10 and What’s Next on the Roadmap
20:30 - Empowering Embedded Systems with the Qt Application Manager
21:00 - Networking, snacks & drinks
