Multi-core components are classified by type (homogeneous and heterogeneous cores, symmetric and asymmetric multiprocessing, lockstep and independent cores), and the guidance addresses the dependent failures between cores and their shared resources (caches, interconnects, memory controllers, clocks, power domains), the freedom from interference and independence needed when cores host elements of different ASILs or decomposed requirements, the safety mechanisms for multi-core architectures, the safety analysis considerations and the software aspects of core allocation and inter-core communication.
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