Improvement: Add QNX restriction documentation#2702
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This is a helpful addition but it raises a question: The process describes linking Assumptions of Use (AoUs) to architecture elements to show compliance. This works well for positive requirements, but a significant number of restrictions in the QNX safety manual are negative—they prohibit the use of certain functions. How, then, should a feature team 'link' the absence of a forbidden function to an architecture element to demonstrate compliance? |
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