Generally regarding the software classification, a "simple" solution is - forget about the classification system and apply the whole standard all the time - you may need to justify that some requirements will require less effort for some less complex devices, but at least you won't spend hours/days discussing the classification. I've already said several times during meetings that my feeling is the classification causes more harm than good, so it probably should be taken out (unfortunately most experts did not agree because they were afraid of having to do too much work).
Anyway, regarding the C to A problem, I'm making some inquiries and will follow up in a while. This was pointed out in one of the draft, but it was also thought to be solved by the current flowchart. Now that you mention it, it may not have been solved. But just take care with the fact that the classification can go from C to B if the severity is reduced.
Anyway, regarding the C to A problem, I'm making some inquiries and will follow up in a while. This was pointed out in one of the draft, but it was also thought to be solved by the current flowchart. Now that you mention it, it may not have been solved. But just take care with the fact that the classification can go from C to B if the severity is reduced.
