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GAIO’s Simulator Based Family consists of microprocessor simulator based virtual verification environment solutions. System level verification can be performed by connecting HW simulation models with a microprocessor simulator. In this way software reliability testing can be performed by reproducing exceptional conditions and fault conditions in the virtual system.
Actual target code generated by a cross compiler is executed in GAIO’s microprocessor simulator for the system simulation. Embedded software that includes address mapped i/o port definitions and MPU dependent interrupts can be executed as is.
The microprocessor simulator can be connected with external HW simulation models such as MATLAB/Simulink, mechanical models, C/C++ and SystemC ASIC models through the connectivity libraries provided by GAIO. Various types of system simulations can be built by creating a test management model for performing input/output functions.
A virtual ECU simulator can be created by connecting a microprocessor simulator with a MATLAB/Simulink plant model for automotive software testing. In this way fault injection testing as required by ISO 26262 can be easily performed.
MPU Support List : See 'Simulator Based Family/No.1 System Simulator' column.