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AUTOSAR: from concept to code
June 03, 2010 | Christoph Hammerschmidt | 222900876
As modern vehicles continue to grow in complexity, the automotive industry has been challenged to find more efficient development practices. As a result, the industry established the Automotive Open System Architecture (AUTOSAR) development partnership, which specifies a platform and methodology to improve reuse, quality and efficiency in automotive electronic and electric (E/E) development. Nowadays AUTOSAR is rapidly being adopted by automotive engineers in companies around the world.
In this white paper, we will show how IBM Rational® Rhapsody® software, as part of the IBM Rational software platform for automotive systems, enables you to model E/E architectures, electronic control units (ECUs) and their embedded software and now also support the automatic generation of both C source code and AUTOSAR internal behavior artifacts for AUTOSAR software components (SWCs).
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