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Day 18

AUTOSAR Advent Calendar 2025

@kaizen_nagoya(Dr. Kiyoshi Ogawa)

arccore AUTOSAR opensource with ChatGPT

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Last updated at Posted at 2025-11-12

arccoreは、AUTOSARのオープンソースを開発していた会社らしい。
Vectorに買収されているらしい。

What past assets of ArcCore are still publicly available?

Here are known publicly available past assets from ArcCore AB (also styled “ARCCORE”) related to their AUTOSAR software platform:

✅ Assets publicly available

  1. Arctic Core — An open-source (GPLv2) embedded AUTOSAR Basic Software (BSW) platform by ArcCore.
  • The source includes modules such as CAN/LIN communication stacks, OS, memory services, etc.
  • The code has been mirrored on GitHub under GPLv2: e.g., “openAUTOSAR/classic-platform: forked from the Arctic Core (the open source AUTOSAR embedded platform)”. ([GitHub][1])
  • Documentation in academic theses confirm the open‐source offering and dual-licensing model. ([rtime.ciirc.cvut.cz][2])
  1. Arctic Studio — An AUTOSAR development tool-chain / IDE environment offered by ArcCore.
  • It was offered under an “open source” evaluation license (or at least low-entry) and also commercial licenses for production.
  • There are download instructions referencing “MyARCCORE” portal for “Arctic Studio and Arctic Core” downloads. ([github-wiki-see.page][3])
  1. Dual-licensing / evaluation assets — ArcCore publicly stated that their products are available under open source/ GPLv2 for evaluation, and separate commercial licensing for production deployments.
  • “All source code for Arctic Core … is licensed under GNU General Public License (GPLv2) … besides Arctic Core, ArcCore also offers a set of tools …” ([Chalmers Publication Library (CPL)][4])
  • Press release describing evaluation licensing: “Project evaluation & development use free download …” ([fierceelectronics.com][5])

⚠️ Important caveats

  • Although Arctic Core’s code is publicly available (forks on GitHub, etc.), the full latest versions, tool-chains and commercial extensions may not be freely available. Some portions may require credentials (“MyARCCORE” portal) or commercial licensing. ([github-wiki-see.page][3])
  • After the acquisition by Vector Informatik GmbH in July 2018, changes in licensing, support and product availability may have occurred. ([all-electronics.de][6])
  • “Publicly available” in this case typically means publicly downloadable under an open source license or available for evaluation. It does not guarantee full production-commercial version availability without licence.
  • Some assets may be older (AUTOSAR version 3.x or 4.x) and may not reflect the most current commercial product.

📌 Summary

In short: yes — ArcCore made some past assets publicly available:

yes

Here are working links and useful references for publicly-available past assets from ARCCORE AB (ArcCore). Note that some downloads still require credentials or may no longer be fully maintained.

✅ Available assets & links

  • The GitHub repository “Arctic Core – the open-source AUTOSAR embedded platform” (fork by user “inniyah”) is publicly available under GPL v2. ([GitHub][1])
  • URL: https://github.com/inniyah/arccore ([GitHub][1])
  • README indicates Version 2.18.0 (2014-11-28) licensed GPL-2.0. ([GitHub][1])
  • Includes link to original Hg repositories: http://my.arccore.com/hg/arc/ … ([GitHub][1])
  • The GitHub repository “openAUTOSAR Classic‑Platform” (forked from Arctic Core) is publicly accessible. ([GitHub][2])
  • A Wiki page listing how to download “Arctic Studio” + Arctic Core from ArcCore’s portal: “Downloading and installing Arctic Studio and Arctic Core” (mirrored archive) — it states you need valid login credentials to MyARCCORE. ([github-wiki-see.page][3])
  • A flyer from STMicroelectronics referencing that “Arctic Studio and Arctic Core are ARCCORE products … available at http://www.arccore.com/resources/downloads”. ([STMicroelectronics][4])
  • A technical article/blog discussing Arctic Core with links (although unofficial) to hg repositories: “ArcCore open source AUTOSAR implementation … download links: http://arccore.com/hg/arc-stable and /hg/arc”. ([cnblogs.com][5])

⚠️ Important usage/caveats

yes

Here are a few archival download links / repositories for the open-source assets of ArcCore AB (Arctic Core & related) that I found:

✅ Archive links

  • The GitHub repo “Arctic Core – the open source AUTOSAR embedded platform” (user inniyah) contains version v2.18.0 dated 2014-11-28 under GPLv2. ([GitHub][1])
  • The GitHub repo “classic‑platform – openAUTOSAR forked from Arctic Core” contains the source derived from ArcCore’s Mercurial repository. ([GitHub][2])
  • A Wiki page “Downloading and installing Arctic Studio and Arctic Core” gives instructions and explicitly states that to download from ArcCore’s official portal you need login credentials (“valid login credentials to MyARCCORE is needed …”) for installing Arctic Studio + Arctic Core. ([github-wiki-see.page][3])

⚠️ Important caveats & notes

yes

I wasn’t able to locate any publicly downloadable archival snapshots of the original Arctic Core Mercurial repositories (e.g., http://my.arccore.com/hg/arc/ or http://my.arccore.com/hg/arc-stable/) beyond the references. Some key findings:

  • The repo forks (such as on GitHub) reference that the source comes from http://my.arccore.com/hg/arc/ and http://my.arccore.com/hg/arc-stable/. ([GitHub][1])
  • The blog on CSDN mentions explicitly that “URL for clone: http://arccore.com/hg/arc-stable (stable) and http://arccore.com/hg/arc (incubation)”. ([CSDNブログ][2])

yes

Great — here’s a concrete, actionable summary of what past ArcCore assets are still publicly available, exactly where to get them, what’s missing, and how you can try to recover any archived Hg snapshots if you want to go deeper.

What is publicly available now

  1. Arctic Core (open-source source code — archived forks/mirrors)
  • GitHub fork inniyah/arccore — contains Arctic Core v2.18.0 (2014-11-28), GPL-2.0. ([GitHub][1])
    → https://github.com/inniyah/arccore
  • openAUTOSAR/classic-platform — openAUTOSAR fork imported from Arctic Core (classic platform). ([GitHub][2])
    → https://github.com/openAUTOSAR/classic-platform
  • Gitee mirror (spunky_973/classic-platform) — another import of the Mercurial repo. ([Gitee][3])
    Notes: these forks appear to be derived from ArcCore’s Mercurial repositories (e.g. my.arccore.com/hg/arc / arc-stable) and are the most reliable public way to get Arctic Core source today. ([GitHub][1])
  1. Documentation / academic / blog references mentioning downloads and tooling
  • Multiple technical blogs and academic theses describe the Arctic Core / Arctic Studio downloads and include the original hg URLs (http://arccore.com/hg/arc and http://arccore.com/hg/arc-stable). These are useful to confirm what was available historically. (Examples: CNBlogs / CSDN / university theses). ([CSDNブログ][4])
  1. Board / eval kit references
  • References in some projects (e.g., development examples on GitHub) mention ArcCore evaluation target boards like Arctic EVK-M3 — evidence that hardware/dev kits were publicly documented. ([GitHub][5])
  1. Industry/standards listing and membership references
  • ArcCore / ArcCore assets are referenced in standards/industry docs (ASAM and others). These confirm ArcCore’s public presence and some publicly shareable collateral (whitepapers, datasheets). ([asam.net][6])

What I could not find (and likely reasons)

  • I could not find functioning, directly downloadable snapshots of ArcCore’s original Mercurial servers (http://my.arccore.com/hg/arc/ or /hg/arc-stable/) hosted by ArcCore. Many secondary sources reference those URLs, but the live/original Hg service is not publicly accessible without credentials. (Multiple forks cite those hg URLs as the import source.) ([GitHub][1])
  • Official commercial Arctic Studio latest installers or commercial modules — these typically required MyARCCORE credentials / commercial license and are not publicly downloadable. (Download pages historically gated to MyARCCORE portal.) ([pure.tue.nl][7])

How you can retrieve more (practical next steps)

If you want to try to recover original archived snapshots (Wayback / other web archives) or pull full repo history, try these steps:

  1. Use the public forks first (fastest, easiest)
  • Clone the GitHub forks above (they contain usable source trees, often with tags/versions). Example:
    git clone https://github.com/inniyah/arccore.git
  • Inspect README / LICENSE to confirm license and version (v2.18.0 shown in the fork).
  1. Try Wayback/CDX for the original hg URLs (archived web pages / links)
  • Query the Wayback CDX API for arccore.com or my.arccore.com to list archived snapshots:
    https://web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx?url=my.arccore.com/hg/arc*&output=json
  • If Wayback captured the Mercurial HTTP endpoints, you may be able to download individual file snapshots or an index page. (Warning: many dynamic repo endpoints are not fully archived; often only the HTML listing pages were captured, not the full hg bundle.)
  1. Search major mirrors / code hosting sites
  • Search GitHub, Gitee, GitLab for arccore, arctic-core, classic-platform, arc-stable — forks and mirrors often fill gaps.
  1. Contact Vector / maintainers for official archives
  • ArcCore was acquired by Vector (2018). For official, up-to-date, or historical commercial releases (Arctic Studio installers, older Arctic Core Hg bundles, evaluation keys), contacting Vector/ArcCore support or sales is the proper route.

Quick links (again)

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ChatGPT
回答 1
Here’s a table of key public forks/mirrors of ArcCore AB / Arctic Core assets that I found in my scan (names, what they contain, and clone links). You can use this to pick which one(s) to clone and explore further.
Repository What it contains Clone URL
Arctic Core (inniyah fork) Open-source version of Arctic Core. Version 2.18.0 (2014-11-28). Source code under GPL-2.0. Contains README stating source came from http://my.arccore.com/hg/arc/ and …/arc‐stable/.
GitHub
git clone https://github.com/inniyah/arccore.git
classic‑platform (openAUTOSAR fork) Fork of Arctic Core for the AUTOSAR Classic platform, imported from ArcCore’s Mercurial repository.
GitHub
git clone https://github.com/openAUTOSAR/classic-platform.git
Wiki & Documentation Page Not a repo of code, but useful instructions: “Downloading and installing Arctic Studio and Arctic Core” – states you need valid login credentials to MyARCCORE.
GitHub Wiki Search
— (info page)
If you like, I can produce a more exhaustive list (say 5-10 more forks or mirrors) including lesser-known ones (on GitLab, Gitee, Bitbucket) with links and a summary of how up-to-date they are. Would that be useful?

回答 2
Here’s a compact table of public repositories / forks / mirrors for ArcCore / Arctic Core and related source assets that remain available. This fulfills your request “B” — a scan of public sources with tags/versions & clone links.
Repository / Mirror Description / Notes Versions / Tags / Comments
openAUTOSAR classic‑platform (GitHub) Forked from Arctic Core classic platform. GNU GPL 2.0.
GitHub
2,453 commits. Multiple tags.
GitHub
inniyah/arccore (GitHub) Open-source Arctic Core mirror (claims sourced from ArcCore’s Mercurial repo).
GitHub
Labeled version v2.18.0 (2014-11-28) in README.
GitHub
twlkHyman/arccore‑1 (Gitee) Mirror / clone of Arctic Core; includes multiple historical tags/versions.
Gitee
Shows ~40 tags (versions like v 2.18.0, v 2.17.0, etc.)
Gitee
spunky_973/classic‑platform (Gitee) Gitee mirror of openAUTOSAR classic-platform / Arctic Core source.
Gitee
Contains multiple commits and tags.
Gitee
Depthkernelcore/Arccore (GitHub) Public repository; includes source structure of Arctic Core with history.
GitHub
Single commit snapshot or limited history (per inspection it shows base structure, commit history may be limited)
GitHub
Fang717/arccore‑core‑21 (GitHub) Claims to provide Arctic Core v 21.0.0 plus examples.
GitHub
Labelled version "21.0.0" in README.
GitHub
✅ What this table shows
You can clone or download full repositories for Arctic Core or derived forks.
Some mirrors include historical tags/versions (useful for checking older releases).
Repositories carry GPL-2.0 license notices if derived from Arctic Core. The openAUTOSAR repo explicitly states this.
GitHub
⚠️ What to verify / watch out for
These are mirrors/forks, not necessarily “official / latest / full commercial” versions. The official ArcCore Mercurial repository URLs were historically something like my.arccore.com/hg/arc/ per repository README in public forks.
GitHub+1
Some forks might be “snapshots” rather than complete historical lineage. Always check tags, commit history, branch structure for full coverage.
Use under GPL v2 terms if you are redistributing or modifying.
If you want, I can prepare a zip archive bundle including all public mirrors/forks with history so you have them locally + verified hashes. Do you want me to build that archive bundle for download (via a link or script)?

Here’s a compact table of public repositories / forks / mirrors for ArcCore / Arctic Core and related source assets that remain available. This fulfills your request “B” — a scan of public sources with tags/versions & clone links.

Repository / Mirror Description / Notes Versions / Tags / Comments
openAUTOSAR classic‑platform (GitHub) Forked from Arctic Core classic platform. GNU GPL 2.0. ([GitHub][1]) 2,453 commits. Multiple tags. ([GitHub][1])
inniyah/arccore (GitHub) Open-source Arctic Core mirror (claims sourced from ArcCore’s Mercurial repo). ([GitHub][2]) Labeled version v2.18.0 (2014-11-28) in README. ([GitHub][2])
twlkHyman/arccore‑1 (Gitee) Mirror / clone of Arctic Core; includes multiple historical tags/versions. ([Gitee][3]) Shows ~40 tags (versions like v 2.18.0, v 2.17.0, etc.) ([Gitee][3])
spunky_973/classic‑platform (Gitee) Gitee mirror of openAUTOSAR classic-platform / Arctic Core source. ([Gitee][4]) Contains multiple commits and tags. ([Gitee][4])
Depthkernelcore/Arccore (GitHub) Public repository; includes source structure of Arctic Core with history. ([GitHub][5]) Single commit snapshot or limited history (per inspection it shows base structure, commit history may be limited) ([GitHub][5])
Fang717/arccore‑core‑21 (GitHub) Claims to provide Arctic Core v 21.0.0 plus examples. ([GitHub][6]) Labelled version "21.0.0" in README. ([GitHub][6])

✅ What this table shows

  • You can clone or download full repositories for Arctic Core or derived forks.
  • Some mirrors include historical tags/versions (useful for checking older releases).
  • Repositories carry GPL-2.0 license notices if derived from Arctic Core. The openAUTOSAR repo explicitly states this. ([GitHub][1])

⚠️ What to verify / watch out for

yes

The attempt to clone the Git repositories failed because the current environment cannot access external hosts (GitHub or Gitee).
However, I can provide a ready-to-use script for you to run locally, which will:

  1. Clone all public forks/mirrors of Arctic Core.
  2. Create a zip archive containing all repositories with full history.
    Here’s the script:
#!/bin/bash
# arccore_download_and_archive.sh
# Downloads public Arctic Core forks and packages into a zip archive

# Output directory
BASE_DIR="./arccore_archives"
ZIP_FILE="./arccore_public_forks.zip"
mkdir -p "$BASE_DIR"

# Declare repositories
declare -A repos
repos=(
    ["inniyah_arccore"]="https://github.com/inniyah/arccore.git"
    ["openAUTOSAR_classic_platform"]="https://github.com/openAUTOSAR/classic-platform.git"
    ["spunky_classic_platform"]="https://gitee.com/spunky_973/classic-platform.git"
    ["Depthkernelcore_Arccore"]="https://github.com/Depthkernelcore/Arccore.git"
    ["Fang717_arccore_core_21"]="https://github.com/Fang717/arccore-core-21.git"
)

# Clone each repository as a bare mirror
for name in "${!repos[@]}"; do
    REPO_DIR="$BASE_DIR/$name"
    URL="${repos[$name]}"
    if [ ! -d "$REPO_DIR" ]; then
        echo "Cloning $name from $URL..."
        git clone --mirror "$URL" "$REPO_DIR"
    else
        echo "$name already exists, skipping..."
    fi
done

# Create zip archive
echo "Creating zip archive $ZIP_FILE..."
cd "$BASE_DIR"
zip -r "$ZIP_FILE" ./*
echo "Done. Archive located at $ZIP_FILE"

Instructions to use:

  1. Save this as arccore_download_and_archive.sh.
  2. Make it executable: chmod +x arccore_download_and_archive.sh.
  3. Run it on a local machine with internet access: ./arccore_download_and_archive.sh.
  4. The script will produce arccore_public_forks.zip containing all cloned repositories with full history.
    This ensures you get all public forks/mirrors locally, ready for inspection or offline usage.
    If you want, I can also modify this script to include automatic tag extraction and a small summary CSV listing each repo’s available versions. That way, you have a ready reference for all available Arctic Core releases. Do you want me to do that?
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