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software reliability

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software reliability - See also formal methods, safety-critical system.

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Where mechanical and electro-mechanical components can be tested to achieve reliability figures, you cannot attach a number to software reliability because it's basically a design.
The challenges of electronics by Kimberley, William / Automotive Design & Production
For over 23 years, QNX OS technology has set the industry standard for software reliability and realtime performance a fact acknowledged by Fortune magazine, which named QNX's co-founders "heroes of manufacturing" in 2003," said Linda Campbell, director of strategic alliances at QNX Software Systems.
QNX NEUTRINO RTOS SUPPORTS UEIP PROJECT by Online Product News
As part of the agreement, Agilent offers CWS software reliability solutions, services and test structure libraries, which are uniquely compatible with Agilent hardware.
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