Speaker
Timo Muscheid
Description
Modern System-on-Chip (SoC) devices are widely applicable; several boards in
the LHC Phase-2 upgrade use them. However, their growing complexity, along
with the increasingly intricate firmware and software development tools, makes
it difficult for developers to keep up. To address this, we propose SoCks, a
modular and scalable build framework for SoC devices that introduces a new
layer of abstraction and reduces dependencies wherever possible while making
the remaining ones comprehensible. Unlike previous approaches, SoCks enables
independent builds of the firmware and software components of the SoC image,
maintaining clearly defined interfaces to ensure the essential flow of information.
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Primary authors
Timo Muscheid
Marvin Fuchs
(KIT)
Lukas Scheller
(Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)
Oliver Sander
(KIT)
Luis Ardila
(KIT-IPE)
