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Tool Integration

The ALL-TIMES project aims at combining and developing research results and timing tools currently available and thus to strengthen the European lead in the timing analysis area. The ALL-TIMES project has enabled the interoperability of tools from SMEs and universities, and developed integrated tool chains using open tool frameworks and interfaces. By combining research results and commercial tools, ALL-TIMES has promoted the flow of ideas from basic research to practice.

This page shows some details of the tool integration work that has been done within ALL-TIMES. The diagram below shows the interactions between the tools that have been developed by the partners.

The different types of connections between the tools are:

• provision of data: one tool provides some of its analysis data to another tool
• provision of component: the component of one tool is provided to another partner for integration in the other tool
• sharing of data: this is a bidirectional connection where similar data is computed by both tools and the connector allows to exchange that information in both directions
• combination of features: the connection allows to combine features from different tools in both directions (either by exchanging data or components)