AUTOSAR for Multi-Core in Automotive and Automation Industries
| Reference number | |
| Coordinator | Volvo Technology AB - Avd 6250 M2.7 |
| Funding from Vinnova | SEK 3 618 223 |
| Project duration | June 2012 - October 2014 |
| Status | Completed |
| End-of-project report | 2012-00937.eng.pdf (pdf, 829 kB) |
Purpose and goal
The primary objectives are to address three key areas and challenges related to multicore processors in industrial systems. The three key areas are to: Identify and develop architectures for software integration and consolidation of hardware. Develop techniques for predictable time behaviour of software that executes on multicore platforms. Develop techniques for resource efficient execution of AUTOSAR software on multicore processors.
Results and expected effects
Architectures for software integration and consolidation of hardware Development of architectural concepts for integration of software components in industrial systems. Predictable time behaviour of software that executes on multicore platforms. Heuristics for mapping of AUTOSAR runnables to operating system tasks on multicore processors. Resource efficient execution of AUTOSAR software on multicore processors. Development of concepts for execution of complex AUTOSAR software on multicore platforms.
Approach and implementation
The project is focused on challenges related to multicore platforms in industrial system: hardware consolidation, predictability and performance. In order to validate the results lightweight dedicated evaluation frameworkshave been developed. The results produced using the frameworks have been disseminated through project meetings, thesis reports, publications, and reports. Special effort have been put into discussing commonalities and differences between the different domains of automotive and automation.