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Version 1.1 (R2009b+) DO Qualification Kit Software

This table summarizes what's new in V1.1 (R2009b+):

New Features and ChangesVersion Compatibility ConsiderationsFixed Bugs and Known Problems
Yes
Details below
NoBug Reports
Includes fixes

New features and changes introduced in this version are:

Support for New Versions of MathWorks Products

The DO Qualification Kit product includes documents, templates, test cases, and test procedures. You can use these artifacts when you use the following MathWorks products and capabilities in projects involving the DO-178B and related standards:

For details, see DO Qualification Kit Components in the DO Qualification Kit documentation.

Model Coverage Support

The DO Qualification Kit software includes documents, templates, test cases, and test procedures. You can use these artifacts and tests when you use Simulink Verification and Validation model coverage in projects involving the DO-178B and related standards.

By qualifying the model coverage capability of the Simulink Verification and Validation product, you can claim credit for demonstrating completeness and correctness of the test cases that Simulink® Design Verifier™ generates. Use the model coverage capability instead of reviewing the Simulink Design Verifier report. You can demonstrate completeness and correctness by running the generated test cases against the model, measuring the model coverage, and reviewing the model coverage report. You can run the test cases on the executable object code and compare the actual results to the simulation results. The model coverage capability does not assess the correctness of the simulation results, only the test case coverage of the model. Therefore, you must verify that the results from the model are correct.

For details, see DO Qualification Kit Components in the DO Qualification Kit documentation.

  


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