Diagrams and items created through the new integration project command (ARINC for PikeOS code)
To create an Integration Project, you right-click a Package, point to ARINC 653, point to New, and then click Integration Project. The ARINC 653 profile then opens the dialog for you to specify the name of the Integration Project and Module.
The New > Integration Project command creates an Integration Project and a number of diagrams and items that you can use for that Integration Project.
The following diagrams and items are created by the New > Integration Project command.
Integration Project
In the Package you right-clicked, the command creates an Integration Project. The name of the Integration Project is based on the module name you specified, that is, <module name> Integration Project.
Module
The command creates a Module that is named <module name>Module, an associated Module Schedule that is named Schedule, and an associated Configuration Diagram that is named <module name>Configuration Diagram.
The Schedule module schedule diagram is empty. You can use this diagram to schedule your partitions.
The <module name>Configuration Diagram diagram shows the System HM Table, Module HM Table and Partition HM Table items that are created by the command.
On this diagram:
• Double-click the preceding items to show their Configuration Diagrams.
• Create and define the partitions required for the configuration.
System HM Table
The command creates a System HM Table that is named systemHM and an associated Configuration Diagram that is named <module name> Configuration Diagram.
The Configuration Diagram shows the System State Entries and Error ID Levels that are created for the System HM Table. Delete or change the default items as required and create any additional items you require.
Module HM Table
The command creates a Module HM Table that is named moduleHM and an associated Configuration Diagram that is named moduleHM Module HM Configuration Diagram1.
The Configuration Diagram shows an empty Module HM Table in which you can create System State Entries and their Error ID Actions and Error ID Levels.
Partition HM Table
The command creates a Partition HM Table that is named partHM and an associated Configuration Diagram that is named partHM Partition HM Configuration Diagram1.
The Configuration Diagram shows an empty Partition HM Table in which you can create System State Entries and their Error ID Actions and Error ID Levels.
