Description
The enhanced communication abstraction layer (eCAL) is a middleware that enables scalable, high performance interprocess communication on a single computer node or between different nodes in a computer network. The design is inspired by known Data Distribution Service for Real-Time Systems (see Data distribution service on wikipedia). The current eCAL implementation realizes a subset of such a DDS system, there is only a basic support for Quality of Service (QoS) driven data transport (best effort and reliable).
eCAL is designed for typical cloud computing scenarios where different processes exchange their I/O’s using a publisher/subscriber pattern. The data exchange is based on so called topics. A topic wraps the payload that should be exchanged with additional informations like a unique name, a type and a description. A topic can be connected to more than one publisher and/or subscriber. These are the basic elements of the eCAL API.
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eCAL has been moved
We are proud to announce that Continental eCAL has been moved under the umbrella of the Eclipse Foundation. From now on, Eclipse eCAL will be developed in the new repository:
https://github.com/eclipse-ecal/ecal
You can find the new Eclipse eCAL Documentation at: https://eclipse-ecal.github.io/ecal/