This invention relates to the field of automotive
embedded technology, and discloses a method, device,
chip, and storage medium for virtualizing onboard computing power in
engineering machinery. It is applied to an onboard main control
chip, which includes a main computing
power module and a computing power expansion module. The main computing
power module includes a
central processing unit and a core computing
power unit, while the computing power expansion module includes multiple extended computing power units. The method includes: acquiring computing tasks from microservice
software running within the
central processing unit; allocating target computing power resources from the core computing
power unit or multiple extended computing power units according to a preset computing power allocation
queue; and calling the target computing power resources to execute the computing tasks. This invention virtualizes onboard computing power through the main computing
power module and the computing power expansion module, enabling unified scheduling and management of computing power resources. It supports elastic expansion of computing power, flexibly meeting the computing power requirements of different levels of intelligent driving and operational scenarios, supporting service-oriented
software development, and increasing the flexibility of
software and
algorithm development.