SIL Testing for C-Code Developers

Development and testing of control algorithms often require the integration of environmental models. VEOS, our central integration and simulation platform, supports numerous standards and abstraction levels: Simulink and TargetLink models, FMUs, virtual ECUs and even whole ECU networks can be simulated in a single environment directly on your PC, regardless of specific simulation hardware. The same versatility applies to the test itself, which accordingly ranges from the component to the system level.

This Learning Connection shows:

- How to wrap the C-code into a V-ECU using the V-ECU SDK
- How to connect an environment model to the V-ECU in VEOS
- How to run the simulation, record measurements and debug the code

Since all important steps can be performed from one IDE, C code developers can stay in their familiar working environment while enjoying the benefit of time-synchronized simulation with faster-than-real-time execution.

More information:

0:00 Introduction
1:17 In a Nutshell
5:12 V-ECU SDK in Detail
6:35 Hand-On Demo
36:41 Summary

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[svanimisetti]

Thanks for sharing! Does the SDK support GCC compilers? If yes, do you plan to demonstrate this example with GCC compilers. More specifically, perform development using Eclipse, CMake and GDB - as an alternative to the demonstration shown using Visual Studio.