Hello OSATE Community,
I want to perform timing and schedulability analysis in the OSATE platform using the Cheddar plugin. However, I am facing issues while installing it in my current OSATE version.
Could anyone please guide me on which OSATE version is suitable for installing the Cheddar plugin?
Regards,
Nischay
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Hello John,
Thanks for the reply!
This is not the first email we got on this issue, unfortunately :-(
We are a little bit guilty:
- the Cheddar plug-in was updated last year for a better support of multiprocessor architectures and works fine with the OSATE development environment ...
- but its update-site stops working properly since a previous release of OSATE ... and we were not able to define a proper update-site
If someone has an example of (simple) update-site that works with the last OSATE releases, it may help us to fix this
Thanks
Best
Frank
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