Jan-Simon Möller

SBOMs are becoming an integral part of the supply chain now. This is also true for the automotive sector. This talk will introduce how to export the information for Automotive Grade Linux as SPDX document out of Yocto Project build process. We'll also discuss lessons learned while setting this up.

LAVA and Fuego are great tools individually already. Combining and extending them allows for a much broader test coverage than each tool alone can provide. In this presentation, Jan-Simon Möller will present the features of the combined infrastructure and highlight the tools and work done to integrate both tools. Also in focus is how to distribute the test infrastructure across multiple sites to include more boards. In the end we'll discuss the lessons learned and future developments.

The focus of this talk is to share the experiences made and lessons learned so ppl can integrate such tools better in their own environment. It also raises the pain-points and open issues when setting up a distributed environment.

Especially for Automotive, Long-Term-Support, CIP or Consumer Electronics, advancing the Test-harness is essential to raise the bar and strengthen the confidence in our embedded platforms. Automated testing can improve our ecosystem from two sides: during development (feature does work and does not break things) and during maintenance (no regressions through backports).

Jan-Simon Möller will introduce the audience to the LLVMLinux project which goal it is to compile the Linux Kernel with the compiler tools provided by the LLVM project (clang). He will talk about the steps needed to compile the Kernel itself, the issues found during this endeavour and the status of upstreaming patches to the Kernel and the LLVM project.

Jan-Simon Möller will introduce the audience to the LLVMLinux project which goal is to compile the Linux kernel with the compiler tools provided by the LLVM project (clang). He will talk about the steps needed to compile the Kernel itself, the issues found during this endeavour and the status of upstreaming the patches to the Kernel and the LLVM project.

The Linux Kernel with Dragon Wings

This Lightning Talk introduces the LLVMLinux Project which is the collaboration platform for all efforts around compiling the Linux Kernel with the LLVM/Clang compiler infrastructure. We'll talk and demo what we have reached so far and what we plan to do next. What challenges we face in exchanging the compiler and what is already upstreamed.