25/05/2024
02- Adaptive Autosar Architecture - PART01
🚀 Exciting News in Adaptive Applications! 🚀
🔹 Adaptive Application (AA) operates above the AUTOSAR Runtime for Adaptive Applications (ARA), which provides the necessary runtime environment for adaptive applications.
🔹 Functional Clusters (FCs) within ARA organize services and functionalities, offering two key interfaces:
AP Foundation (API): Basic AP functionality.
AP Services: Platform standard services.
🔹 AA, regardless of FC interface type, utilizes C++ Interfaces, fostering flexibility across underlying layers.
🔹 Machines can be physical, fully virtualized, or any virtual environment. The AP refers to hardware as "machine" for a unified platform.
🔹 Core types facilitate consistency and compatibility across software components, supporting various programming languages and platforms.
🔹 Operating System (OS) Management:
OSI defined instead of new OS, with POSIX compliance.
Priority-Based Scheduling supported.
Independent design of AA from underlying OS, commonly using Linux, QNX, and AutosarOS.
🔹 AA may comprise multiple executables, with FCs generally implemented as processes. Processes interact via IPC or OS functions, with no direct IPC between AA processes.
🔹 Operating System Interface (OSI) provides C/C++ interfaces, ensuring separate address spaces for each process without interference between FCs and AA.
🔹 Domain and industry agnostic, leveraging a wide range of standards for user and system-level APIs, including IEEE specifications.
🔹 PSE51, a subset of POSIX for embedded real-time systems, offers basic system services with minimal standards, supporting single-process ex*****on without file systems or user interaction.
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