GLIWA embedded systems

What is “T1 for POSIX”?

T1 version 3.2 introduced the support of POSIX operating systems through the add-on product T1.posix as an extension to T1.timing. Many operating systems for high-performance computing as well as the AUTOSAR AP standard are based on POSIX.

Key benefits of using T1 for the analysis of posix based systems

Live streaming of scheduling data from the target ECU
The T1-TARGET-SW traces at run-time and transmits the trace data via Ethernet to the
T1-HOST-SW. T1.timing in combinatio with T1.streaming and T1.posix offers the
following benefits:

The analysis and trace data visualization takes place simultaneously to streaming/recording
data from the target ECU
Higher resource efficiency due to avoidance of costly file accesses
Traces of arbitrary lengths

T1 addresses the needs of the automotive
industry by supporting

Well-known timing results (e.g. CET, DT, RT, ...)
Visualization of AUTOSAR Deterministic Client Cycles
Combined and synchronized tracing of AUTOSAR CP/AP ECUs networks
Synchronized visualization and analysis of both system types in parallel and in the same view
Event chains (host-side)
Constraints (host-side)

Unique advantages of the T1 Timing suite compared to other solutions

Huge benefit in total cost of ownership because of single tooling for AUTOSAR CP/AP ECUs networks
No need to learn new tools since T1 is widely established in the automotive industry
One intuitive GUI covers all functionalities of T1.timing, T1.streaming and T1.posix
Flexible extension of T1 according to customer specific needs through dedicated engineering projects
Single point of contact for all questions around timing and resource analysis

Features of T1.timing V3.2 with add-on product T1.posix

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Live streaming of scheduling data
- zoom in to see... ... detailed state information Graph view: CPU-load, CETs, RTs, DTs etc.Detailed view: colors indicating states of Processes and Threads over time

For POSIX-based projects: what is supported by T1?

For RTOS-based projects, see T1.timing.

Supported processors, compilers

Each row in the table below represents one set of T1 libraries specific to a certain processor core and a certain compiler.

Silicon/IP Vendor	Core	Compiler	Availability (Variant ID)	ISO26262 Version Available	Controller Examples
Arm	ARMv8-A: Cortex-A5x, Cortex-A7x	GCC	On Request (POSIX)	✗	NVIDIA Tegra, NXP S32, TI TDAx, etc.
Intel	x86 64-bit	GCC	On Request (POSIX)	✗	Intel Atom Denverton, etc.