Abstract
The share of software in the vehicle is constantly increasing. The role played by the runtime behavior of the
software — the timing — is growing disproportionately. There are several reasons for this: an ever larger part
of the software is safety-relevant, the systems themselves are becoming more and more complex and, last but not
least, the use of multi-core is usually much more difficult than expected.
No automotive ECU project today can afford to ignore the issue of timing. The costs of analyzing and
solving timing problems, especially during a late project phase, are simply too high. In addition, safety standards
such as ISO 26262 require certain activities regarding timing analysis and the verification of embedded software
timing.
This book provides the basics to develop software with correct timing or to solve acute timing problems.
It looks at the different analysis methods, addresses all phases of the development and substantiates the
theory with practical examples and concrete tips for the developer's everyday life.
Although most of the practical examples come from the automotive sector, almost the entire content of the
book is directly transferable to other domains.
Availability
The English version of the book Embedded Software Timing will be published end of February 2021
by Springer Nature.
Contents
Click here to
download a PDF with the contents of the book.
Online material
The online material of the book with code examples, templates, etc. can be downloaded as a ZIP archive by
clicking here.
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