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TF-Mv2.2.2

Overview

  • CMSIS TF-M Packs
  • Code Size Analyze Tool
  • FIH Test Tool
  • Initial Atestation Verifier
  • IRQ Test Tool
  • Library Dependency Trace Tool
  • Profiling
  • SQUAD Metrics Dashboard
  • Static Checking Framework
    • Cppcheck
    • clang-format
    • Checkpatch
    • Copyright header checks
    • Git Hooks
  • TF-Fuzz
    • Source Structure
      • ‘tfz-cpp/assets’-directory guide
      • ‘tfz-cpp/boilerplate’-directory guide
      • ‘tfz-cpp/calls’-directory guide
      • ‘demo’-directory guide
      • ‘lib’-directory guide
      • ‘tfz-cpp/parser’-directory guide
      • ‘tfz-cpp/regression’-directory guide
      • ‘tfz-cpp/template’-directory guide
      • ‘tfz-cpp/tests’-directory guide
      • ‘tfz-cpp/utility’-directory guide
      • ‘tfz-cpp/visualStudio’-directory guide
  • TF-M Manual Build

Development

  • Building the Documentation

Links

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  • TF-M Extras
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  • Static Checking Framework
  • Copyright header checks

Copyright header checks

This script checks that all text files staged for commit (new and modified) have the correct license header. It returns the list of files whose header is missing or not updated. To use it, make sure you have jinja2 installed (if you are on linux you can run the setup.sh script to install it), then run the python script from the tfm repository with the name of the organization, for example: python3 run_header_check.py Arm To get the list of known organizations, run python3 run_header_check.py --help.

The list is stored in a python file called “orgs_list.py”, stored in the same directory as the script. To add a new organization, add a generic name and the official denomination used in the copyright header to this file.

The copyright header must have the following structure: Copyright (c) <year>, <organisation>. (optional)All rights reserved.

Copyright (c) 2021, Arm Limited. All rights reserved. SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause