Abstract: A processing system includes an interconnect, a master processing device including processing cores coupled to the interconnect, a hypervisor coupled to the interconnect and configured to allocate the processing cores to one or more virtual machines, domain configuration information including a domain identifier for each of the one or more virtual machines, remote peripheral devices coupled to the interconnect, and a domain access controller coupled to the interconnect and configured to receive the domain identifiers for the remote peripherals directly from the hypervisor through the interconnect.

Abstract: A processing system includes an interconnect, a master processing device including processing cores coupled to the interconnect, a hypervisor coupled to the interconnect and configured to allocate the processing cores to one or more virtual machines, domain configuration information including a domain identifier for each of the one or more virtual machines, remote peripheral devices coupled to the interconnect, and a domain access controller coupled to the interconnect and configured to receive the domain identifiers for the remote peripherals directly from the hypervisor through the interconnect.

Abstract: An error recovery system, method, and apparatus are provided for a microcontroller unit (100) having a plurality of components (101-109) by assigning error recovery actions to at least a first MCU component to specify a component-specific operation for returning the first MCU component to a known state to restart operation of the first MCU component from the known state, and then storing the assigned error recovery actions in a recovery lookup table (122) so that a fault collection and control unit can use a hardware state machine (121) to evaluate an error signal received from an MCU component for determining an error type and location for the MCU component which are applied to the recovery lookup table to retrieve and apply the error recovery actions to return the first MCU component to the known state without restarting all other components on the MCU.