AMALTHEA - an open tool platform for embedded multicore systems

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The AMALTHEA tool platform is developed in a publicly funded ITEA 2 project. It is an open and expandable tool platform for embedded multicore systems and will be distributed under the Eclipse public license.
The talk presents the current state of the project and a tool demo that shows the interoperability of tools based on the "Preview Release" of the platform.

For further information see the AMALTHEA project page and AMALTHEA on Eclipse Labs.

Outline:

The AMALTHEA project
motivation and goals, contributors
The AMALTHEA tool platform
technical description
multicore use cases (software partitioning, scheduling simulation, tracing)
open source on Eclipse Labs
Outlook
official release in April 2014
collaboration within the Eclipse Automotive Industry Working Group
follow up activities



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