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46<br />

case studies<br />

Visu-IT! GmbH:<br />

Solutions Guide 2011<br />

aSam fSX & aSam mDX<br />

Based function Documentation –<br />

generated During Build Process<br />

By choosing an <strong>ASAM</strong> based solution for our function documentation<br />

tool chain we are flexible concerning the selection<br />

of 3rd party document formatters as well as in the<br />

merge with other documentation parts supplied in <strong>ASAM</strong><br />

FSX and <strong>ASAM</strong> MDX Format.<br />

(Lothar Michel, Entwicklung RP-Tools/<br />

Software Antrieb, AUDI AG)<br />

Summary<br />

Challenge: The data necessary for a function<br />

documentation of simulation models is spread<br />

Figure 1: FunDoc editor with interactive smart viewing functionalities<br />

over several development tools. The challenge<br />

is to put all these data together – automatically.<br />

Solution: The objective is to connect to several<br />

development tools, extract the needed data and<br />

place the gathered information at user’s disposal<br />

for edit or print. In order to be able to further<br />

process the gathered data, standard exchange<br />

formats from <strong>ASAM</strong> shall be used.<br />

Key Benefits: The time consuming task of collecting<br />

data from different development tools can<br />

be automated and by using the <strong>ASAM</strong> standard<br />

exchange formats (MDX, FSX, CDF, CC), further<br />

standard compliant tools can be integrated<br />

in the function documentation process.<br />

Situation<br />

At AUDI, several tools are used in the model<br />

driven function development. When generating<br />

the function documentation, the relevant data<br />

must be manually extracted from these tools.<br />

This time consuming and tedious task must be<br />

repeated each time when the documentation<br />

has to be updated e.g. due to updates in the<br />

model or in the data interface.<br />

ChallengeS<br />

To avoid the time consuming task of extracting<br />

the needed data manually from the different<br />

tools again and again, a tool should be developed<br />

which automates this task. The tool must<br />

be able to handle updates, both of the simulation<br />

models and of the interfaces. When simulation<br />

models have been updated, the tool must<br />

notify the user that a change happened and best<br />

what is the change. The tool FunDoc meets this<br />

challenge by performing a “model-diff” on picture<br />

level (in order to be independent from the<br />

modelling tool). The status (e.g. new, changed,<br />

removed) is visually displayed directly in the<br />

documentation.

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