Abstract: Aspects relate to rejecting a cache access packet using a mapping table. A cache has slices. An interconnect controller is coupled to the cache and coupled to a plurality of masters and configured to receive a cache access packet from a master. The cache access packet includes a first master identifier to identify the master, a first sub-cache index identifier to identify a slice of the cache, and an operation to be performed on the cache. A mapping table has master identifiers associated with sub-cache index identifiers and compare logic compares the first master identifier and the first sub-cache index identifier to the mapping table. The interconnect controller rejects the cache access packet in response to the first master identifier not being associated with the first sub-cache index identifier in the mapping table.

Abstract: A surround view system for a vehicle includes a plurality of brackets adjacent interior surfaces of windows of the vehicle. A plurality of camera assemblies are provided within the brackets. Each camera assembly includes a lens having a field of view extending through one of the windows for capturing images of a vehicle exterior. The images captured by the lenses through the windows are integrated together to form a 360° view of the vehicle exterior.

Abstract: A surround view system for a vehicle includes a plurality of brackets adjacent interior surfaces of windows of the vehicle. A plurality of camera assemblies are provided within the brackets. Each camera assembly includes a lens having a field of view extending through one of the windows for capturing images of a vehicle exterior. The images captured by the lenses through the windows are integrated together to form a 360° view of the vehicle exterior.

Abstract: Embodiments are provided for delivering aggregated data from disparate systems (e.g. CRM, databases, etc.), making the data available to another system or end user with the functionality to read, create, update, and/or delete the source data. The disclosed subject matter provides a way to deliver bi-directional aggregated information from independent and potentially disparate systems as if the information came from a single system without the need for any interim data store. Additionally, the disclosed subject matter creates the instructions necessary for making the aggregated data available to other systems and end users in various modes of interaction (e.g. ADO.Net, SharePoint®, web services, etc.). Further, an end user awareness is employed that carries source-specific authorization checks before any data access or updates. The disclosed subject matter therefore can access aggregated data from multiple sources and propagate changes made back to the original source systems.