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Title: Deep-dive on low level IPC, automotive SoCs
Hello Everyone!I would like to invite you to join us on Monday.This time
slot has traditionally been used for virtualizationdiscussions but this
meeting is a first step towards wideningthe discussion to different compute
platform solutionswith or without virtualization.This first deep-dive is on
low-level IPC methods and it will be a good start to approach the design
from the bottom up on modern SoCs.Feel free to forward this to any
interested colleagues.Architects or anyone involved in solutions nearthe
hardware-software boundary ought to be interested. Purpose:========Discuss
and share knowledge on the current landscape of low-level IPC
onheterogeneous SoCs. Discuss opportunities for improvement and alignmentif
that can reduce development effort / cost / risk for ECU
development.Agenda:========- Presentation of one option from Thomas Bruss
(Renesas)- Discussion of presentation- Further discussion, driven by the
questions below.Discussion questions:=====================What factors
affect the choice of IPC? - Technology / optimization? - Tier-1
preference (previous experience)? - Silicon Vendor preference?
- Why is a certain choice preferred?Are there any standard ways that can be
agreed upon?Is IC-COM a standard? Are there others?Does AUTOSAR have
specific choices, and how does that apply on non-AUTOSARsystems?Is
diversity/fragmentation of IPC choice a challenge for
efficientdevelopment?What (if anything) is preventing simply agreeing on
one choice?Detailed operation - what and how does it work e.g. shared
memory, buses (SPI..), PCI, ? Development effort: the driver
must be implementedFlexibility (available implementation) towards upper and
lower protocols(think OSI-stack). Are higher-level protocols layered
on top of the simple communication, or not? How does the choice
of low-level IPC affect that? In relation to connecting downward to
hardware, what are the implementation challenges? Does it depend on
particular hardware features(hardware-supported mailboxes, dual-port
memories, com. buses,...?) (E.g. if you choose A, then you have
simple integration of technologies 1, 2, and 3, but for choice
B available integrations are more limited)Applicability? -
Communication between different cores on an SoC. - Inter-ECU?
Between SoCs / CPUs. E.g. shared PCI
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Title: Deep-dive on low level IPC, automotive SoCs
Hello Everyone!I would like to invite you to join us on Monday.This time
slot has traditionally been used for virtualizationdiscussions but this
meeting is a first step towards wideningthe discussion to different compute
platform solutionswith or without virtualization.This first deep-dive is on
low-level IPC methods and it will be a good start to approach the design
from the bottom up on modern SoCs.Feel free to forward this to any
interested colleagues.Architects or anyone involved in solutions nearthe
hardware-software boundary ought to be interested. Purpose:========Discuss
and share knowledge on the current landscape of low-level IPC
onheterogeneous SoCs. Discuss opportunities for improvement and alignmentif
that can reduce development effort / cost / risk for ECU
development.Agenda:========- Presentation of one option from Thomas Bruss
(Renesas)- Discussion of presentation- Further discussion, driven by the
questions below.Discussion questions:=====================What factors
affect the choice of IPC? - Technology / optimization? - Tier-1
preference (previous experience)? - Silicon Vendor preference?
- Why is a certain choice preferred?Are there any standard ways that can be
agreed upon?Is IC-COM a standard? Are there others?Does AUTOSAR have
specific choices, and how does that apply on non-AUTOSARsystems?Is
diversity/fragmentation of IPC choice a challenge for
efficientdevelopment?What (if anything) is preventing simply agreeing on
one choice?Detailed operation - what and how does it work e.g. shared
memory, buses (SPI..), PCI, ? Development effort: the driver
must be implementedFlexibility (available implementation) towards upper and
lower protocols(think OSI-stack). Are higher-level protocols layered
on top of the simple communication, or not? How does the choice
of low-level IPC affect that? In relation to connecting downward to
hardware, what are the implementation challenges? Does it depend on
particular hardware features(hardware-supported mailboxes, dual-port
memories, com. buses,...?) (E.g. if you choose A, then you have
simple integration of technologies 1, 2, and 3, but for choice
B available integrations are more limited)Applicability? -
Communication between different cores on an SoC. - Inter-ECU?
Between SoCs / CPUs. E.g. shared PCI
network, Full network (Ethernet) ------- Time:
Dec 6, 2021 10:00 AM Amsterdam, Berlin, Rome, Stockholm,
Vienna Every week on Mon, until
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France +33 1 7037 9729
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Hungary +36 1 779 9126
Hungary +48 22 306 5342
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Poland +48 22 398 7356
Poland +44 330 088 5830 United
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Kingdom +44 203 481 5240 United
Kingdom +44 203 901 7895 United
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