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Best Practices for Model-Based Development for Embedded Software

  • Model-based development becomes difficult if certain core aspects are not well organised
  • Adapting best practices of MBD helps us to handle them better over time
  • This blog article summarises 3 best practises for an efficient Model-based development for Embedded Software development
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Yatish Chitluri

Oldenburg, Germany

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AUTOSAR – When to use Client/Server or Sender/Receiver communication?

  • AUTOSAR software components communicate via standardized interfaces
  • The prominently used interfaces are Sender/Receiver and Client/Server
  • When is it suitable to use one or the other?
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Nabile Khoury

Paris, France

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What you should know about testing variants

  • Software variants are a common approach to handle different editions of a software component
  • For both, model-based and handwritten code development, different methods how to handle variants are available
  • This also has an impact on testing and must be considered when thinking about how to handle variants
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Wolfgang Meincke

Stuttgart, Germany

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4 reasons to avoid writing test cases in Excel

  • Excel is available on almost all PCs worldwide
  • The flexible data structure within an Excel file makes it a very versatile tool for many use cases
  • But is it really a good tool for writing and managing test cases for embedded software development?
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Markus Gros

Berlin, Germany

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Why requirements are so important for your project

  • Limited time and budget can lead to critical bugs finding their way into a project’s production software
  • Research over the past several decades points to missing or incomplete requirements as one of the major causes.
  • This article describes where this problem comes from and how we can fix it for the future
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Wolfgang Meincke

Stuttgart, Germany

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Why Back-to-back testing is still needed for floating-point

  • While floating point played a minor role in the automotive sector only a few years ago, it is now an integral part of many projects
  • However, floating-point is not equal to floating-point
  • This article describes how a Back-to-back test helps to find potential issues and what has to be considered for floating-point variables
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Wolfgang Meincke

Stuttgart, Germany

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4 steps to not screw up Jenkins

  • Centralized Jenkins setups tend to grow out of control and rely heavily on special IT support
  • Instead of getting fast feedback, software teams are often slowed down by their CI setup
  • Learn how to fix or even prevent this by applying best practices like configuration-as-code, dynamic provisioning and automatic pipeline discovery!
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Thabo Krick

Oldenburg, Germany

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Moving Automotive Embedded Software Development to the Cloud

  • Complex infrastructure requirements and involvement of IT departments make it hard, slow and costly to setup CI for a new project or increase the capacity for existing projects
  • Manually managed virtual machines for Jenkins Agents often are never quite identical and easily start introducing issues after an automatic update of the OS or installed applications
  • Find out how you can make your CI environment scalable, reliable and less throttled by the availability of your IT team
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Thabo Krick

Oldenburg, Germany

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Simulink Interface Concepts

  • Model-based Development is the de-facto standard for many embedded software projects
  • For complex models, it can become difficult to understand how the different communication mechanisms contribute to the architecture
  • This blog article describes the main interface concepts of Simulink
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Yatish Chitluri

Oldenburg, Germany

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Automatic Test of AUTOSAR Code Replacement Library Routines at Ford Motor Company

  • Ford Motor Company had the challenge to test hundreds of reusable standardized code libraries for multiple Matlab/Simulink releases
  • The core algorithms are implemented as handwritten code and included via code replacement library
  • Learn how Ford tackled this challenge with BTC EmbeddedTester and Jenkins
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Thabo Krick

Oldenburg, Germany

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