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I'm currently developing a C++ Adaptive Application and aim to utilize the functionalities of the Kuksa CAN Provider. However, is is primarily designed as a Python application, which makes it less accessible for C++ environments. To address this, I propose enhancing the Kuksa CAN Provider by introducing APIs that allow direct interaction with its core functionalities from C++.
By extending its architecture to expose callable APIs, the Kuksa CAN Provider can seamlessly integrate into mixed-language systems, increasing its utility for a wider range of applications.
Benefits:
Extends Kuksa CAN Provider’s usability to C++ developers, particularly in Adaptive AUTOSAR-based systems.
Maintains the existing Python implementation while making the provider accessible in mixed-language environments, increasing its versatility.
Suggested Solution:
1. Create a New API Module
Expose callable interfaces for:
Configuring the dbcfeeder.
Performing CAN communication.
VSS to DBC conversions.
DBC to VSS conversions.
2. Documentation and Examples
Provide detailed documentation and practical examples demonstrating:
How to use the updated Kuksa CAN Provider APIs from a C++ Adaptive Application.
Integration scenarios for Adaptive Applications.
Additional Use Case:
Using Kuksa CAN Provider for CAN communication and DBC parsing in Adaptive AUTOSAR-based systems.
Looking forward to feedback on integrating Kuksa CAN Provider with C++ applications!
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I'm Phong from FPT Automotive Viet Nam.
I'm currently developing a C++ Adaptive Application and aim to utilize the functionalities of the Kuksa CAN Provider. However, is is primarily designed as a Python application, which makes it less accessible for C++ environments. To address this, I propose enhancing the Kuksa CAN Provider by introducing APIs that allow direct interaction with its core functionalities from C++.
By extending its architecture to expose callable APIs, the Kuksa CAN Provider can seamlessly integrate into mixed-language systems, increasing its utility for a wider range of applications.
Benefits:
Suggested Solution:
1. Create a New API Module
Expose callable interfaces for:
2. Documentation and Examples
Provide detailed documentation and practical examples demonstrating:
Additional Use Case:
Using Kuksa CAN Provider for CAN communication and DBC parsing in Adaptive AUTOSAR-based systems.
Looking forward to feedback on integrating Kuksa CAN Provider with C++ applications!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: