PCM software source code
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PCM software source code
I'm an embedded software engineer. Where can I obtain the source code for the C6 PCM? If that can be done then where can I obtain the development tools such as compiler? What processor does the PCM use?
I would love to see what this can do and how it does it and make enhancements.
I would love to see what this can do and how it does it and make enhancements.
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I'm an embedded software engineer. Where can I obtain the source code for the C6 PCM? If that can be done then where can I obtain the development tools such as compiler? What processor does the PCM use?
I would love to see what this can do and how it does it and make enhancements.
I would love to see what this can do and how it does it and make enhancements.
Off hand, I'd say apply for employment and sign the required NDA's
with GM. Then maybe you'll be given access to the source.
Your questions sound like you haven't been in the business long.
No manufacturer (ie. GM, Ford, or Agilent, or Lockheed Martin), is
going to publicly disclose intellectual property that they might have
hundreds of millions invested in (in the form of R&D).
I'd be interested to know how secure the data in these new C7
boxes are. They could easily eliminate after market tuners from
screwing around with their calibration tables - unfortunately it would
"probably" create another headache in the form of having to build a
secure key distribution mechanism to all the authorized GM dealers.
Might be more hassle than it's worth.
Thread Starter
Drifting
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 1,372
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From: Ramona CA
Off hand, I'd say apply for employment and sign the required NDA's
with GM. Then maybe you'll be given access to the source.
Your questions sound like you haven't been in the business long.
No manufacturer (ie. GM, Ford, or Agilent, or Lockheed Martin), is
going to publicly disclose intellectual property that they might have
hundreds of millions invested in (in the form of R&D).
I'd be interested to know how secure the data in these new C7
boxes are. They could easily eliminate after market tuners from
screwing around with their calibration tables - unfortunately it would
"probably" create another headache in the form of having to build a
secure key distribution mechanism to all the authorized GM dealers.
Might be more hassle than it's worth.
with GM. Then maybe you'll be given access to the source.
Your questions sound like you haven't been in the business long.
No manufacturer (ie. GM, Ford, or Agilent, or Lockheed Martin), is
going to publicly disclose intellectual property that they might have
hundreds of millions invested in (in the form of R&D).
I'd be interested to know how secure the data in these new C7
boxes are. They could easily eliminate after market tuners from
screwing around with their calibration tables - unfortunately it would
"probably" create another headache in the form of having to build a
secure key distribution mechanism to all the authorized GM dealers.
Might be more hassle than it's worth.
