In AUTOSAR, SenderReceiverInterface can have multiple data elements as shown below snippet. Is there any advantage or implementation difference when multiple data elements are used in a single software port compared to multiple software ports and each having single data elemment in the respective SenderReceiverInterface? Does all data elements of a single SenderReceiverInterface on a Software Port are received or transmitted in atomic way all together by RTE?
SenderReceiverInterface with multiple data elements difference from multiple ports and each with single data element
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The collection of
dataElement
s in aSenderReceiverInterface
is mostly a logistical choice. DesigningSenderReciverInterface
s with few or only onedataElement
may increase the chance of being able to re-use theSenderReceiverInterface
in other contexts. But there's also motivation to create more complexSenderReceiverInterface
s because this saves time and takes away complexity for creating connectors betweenPortPrototype
s.The
dataElement
s are sent/received entirely separate from each other. If you want atomicity, there is always the choice to createdataElement
s of composite data types. The elements of sich a composite data type are always send and received atomically.