Exploring the AUTOSAR OS architecture
The AUTOSAR OS consists of several interconnected objects, each serving a specific purpose in managing the system resources and providing services to the software applications. These objects include the following:
- Tasks: In the AUTOSAR OS, tasks form the fundamental building blocks of execution. Essentially, these tasks are C functions invoked by the OS. They are distinct software elements that carry out specific functions and operate in a predetermined sequence, often activated by particular events or stimuli.
- Alarms: Alarms are time-based triggers that can be used to schedule the execution of tasks or activate events at specific points in time. They enable the AUTOSAR OS to implement time-driven behavior and meet strict timing requirements.
- Events: Events represent occurrences or conditions that can trigger the execution of tasks. Further, tasks, interruptions, or other system components can in turn generate events.
- Services...