MICROSAR QuickCom is a lightweight development kit for communication management. It provides several tools to help you set up Service-Oriented Communication (SOC) for your automotive application:
- JSON-based configuration of your communication API
- Adaptive SDK for generating customized C++ API
- Example App to use as a base for your first application
The API is designed in accordance with the latest automotive standards and can be used in conjunction with specific bindings, such as SOME/IP or IPC, as the service-oriented transport protocol layer.
License
MICROSAR QuickCom is free to use for non-commercial purposes.

Disclaimer: The API of MICROSAR QuickCom is built by public classes, their methods, free functions and types. Classes, their accessible methods, free functions and other types that are intended to be used by customers are annotated with the documentation tag \vpublic
.
These items build the product public API.
Not part of the public API are items (classes, methods, free functions and types) marked with \vprivate
, items that are defined in an “internal” namespace (e.g. ara::core::internal
, amsr::socal::internal
etc.).
These private items can be changed by Vector without further notice.
Changes of private items will not be documented in release notes. Customer software shall just use the public API of MICROSAR QuickCom. The private part shall not be used.
Use Cases for MICROSAR QuickCom
MICROSAR QuickCom is intended for prototyping environments. However, MICROSAR QuickCom makes it easy for you to switch to a productive environment as soon as you are happy with your software design.
System Requirements
MICROSAR QuickCom requires a Linux environment. It is tested with Ubuntu 22.04.

Note: If you are using Docker, the package includes a dev container that sets up the required environment.
Operating System | Linux (e.g. Ubuntu version 22.04) |
Packages |
You can find all available versions at wibu.com: User Software |
Compiler | gcc11 (default compiler for Ubuntu 22.04) |
Tooling |
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