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Using Eclipse Mita with YAKINDU Statechart Tools

Information: YAKINDU Statechart Tools Is Now itemis CREATE Using YAKINDU Statechart Tools (now itemis CREATE) is an effective way to describe reactive, event-driven systems. As part of my master thesis I took YAKINDU Statechart Tools (now itemis CREATE) and ...

by Robin Herrmann

8 min. reading time
itemis products, itemis CREATE, Embedded

YAKINDU Statechart Tools March release – new and noteworthy

Information: YAKINDU Statechart Tools Is Now itemis CREATE We released YAKINDU Statechart Tools (now itemis CREATE) Standard and Professional Edition version 3.3.0 today! In the last three months, our team closed 126 issues in total. Here are the new and ...

by Andreas Mülder

5 min. reading time
itemis products, Project management

How Visualizing Traceability Data Removes the Worries of Project Management – Part 2

Information: YAKINDU Traceability Is Now itemis ANALYZE A previous post outlined an example project and a set of key metrics (KPIs) that I want to be able to calculate based on information gathered from multiple different development tools. In this follow up post, ...

by David Akehurst

14 min. reading time
itemis products, Feature of the month, Embedded, Traceability

Traceability – A generic way to link requirements and test cases

Information: YAKINDU Traceability Is Now itemis ANALYZE Do you want to establish (requirements) traceability to your custom scripts, text files and tools, e.g. link requirements residing in DOORS or Polarion to test cases defined in tools such as VectorCAST or ...

by Boris Holzer

5 min. reading time
itemis products, Embedded, Traceability

Weaving Testing into the Web of Traceability

Information: YAKINDU Traceability Is Now itemis ANALYZE In the development of safety-critical systems it is essential to prove that the developed product fullfills all requirements (including system requirements, safety requirements and security requirements) to ...

by Andreas Graf

3 min. reading time
itemis products, itemis CREATE, State Machine, Embedded

Swift Code Generation with YAKINDU Statechart Tools

Information: YAKINDU Statechart Tools Is Now itemis CREATE Swift is a programming languages made by Apple, mostly for their iOS and MacOS ecosystem, to replace Objective-C. However, using the official port, a stripped-down version of Swift can also be used under ...

by Marc Mettke

15 min. reading time
itemis products, Model Viewer, Embedded

Advanced signal highlighting in Simulink models

When working with Simulink block diagrams, one major use case is to trace signals. Understanding how signal data are processed from inputs to outputs is especially useful when debugging your model. Since signal flows are easily scattered across various subsystems ...

by Thomas Kutz

5 min. reading time
itemis products, itemis CREATE, State Machine, Embedded

YAKINDU Statechart Tools January release – new and noteworthy

Information: YAKINDU Statechart Tools Is Now itemis CREATE We released YAKINDU Statechart Tools (now itemis CREATE) Standard and Professional Edition version 3.2.0 today! In the last three months, the YAKINDU team fixed 66 Standard Edition and 28 Professional ...

by Andreas Mülder

6 min. reading time
itemis products, itemis CREATE, State Machine, itemis Labs, Embedded

SCT µConnect – microcontroller support in YAKINDU Statechart Tools

Information: YAKINDU Statechart Tools Is Now itemis CREATE By default, statechart models in YAKINDU Statechart Tools (now itemis CREATE) are platform-agnostic. There are no assumptions made about any target platform. Thus the code is platform-independent, and the ...

by Robin Herrmann

9 min. reading time
itemis products, Feature of the month, Embedded, Traceability

Traceability for Polarion and source code

Information: YAKINDU Traceability Is Now itemis ANALYZE The Polarion adapter of YAKINDU Traceability (now itemis ANALYZE) provides traceability for Polarion work items. Work items are not restricted to source code only, they can rather also be any other ...

by Tobias Benning

5 min. reading time

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