IPC@CHIP Documentation - SC12 @CHIP-RTOS V1.10

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BX (Al=1) Strategy 0: First fit, 1: Best fit, 2: Last fit Return Value Comments Top of list Index page If parameter AL == 0 (get strategy) AX contains the memory strategy dummy value Carry flag cleared If parameter AL == 1 (set strategy) IF input parameter BX >2 THEN AX = 1 ELSE AX = input parameter BX This is only a dummy function, added for compatibility. The @CHIP-RTOS has its own fixed memory strategy. Memory is always allocated in the following manner: DOS programs are always loaded into the lowest free memory block in the @CHIP-RTOS heap memory area. For memory blocks allocated internally in the @CHIP-RTOS or with Int21h 0x48, the @CHIP-RTOS searches for a free memory block starting at the highest heap RAM address. So the largest free memory block of the system is always located in the middle of the @CHIP-RTOS heap memory area. The shell command mem shows the state of the internal memory map. Interrupt 0x21 service 0x62: Get PSP Segment Address Parameters AH Gets PSP (Program Segment Prefix) segment address 0x62 Return Value Comments BX contains the PSP segment address, if BX=0, PSP was not found This function will not work if called from tasks created within programs. This function is identical to interrupt 0x21 service 0x51. Page 278 / 400
Top of list Index page Interrupt 0x21 service 0x63: Get Leading Byte (stub) Parameters AH Dummy function, not supported by the IPC@CHIP @CHIP-RTOS 0x63 Return Value Top of list Index page Always returns with Carry flag set AL = 0xFF DS = 0 SI = 0 Interrupt 0x21 service 0x68: Flush DOS Buffers to Disk Parameters AH BX Flush DOS file buffers to disk for specified file. 0x68 file handle Return Value Success: Carry flag cleared Failure: Carry flag set, AX holds error code AX : 2 Invalid handle AX : 7 I/O error occurred Related Topics Top of list Index page Create New File Handle Open Existing File Close File Handle Page 279 / 400
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IPC@CHIP Documentation Index Introd
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1. Timer procedures must be impleme
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IPC@CHIP Documentation Index COMMAN
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Index page TYPE file Type a file. T
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CHIP.INI Documentation - SC12 @CHIP
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STDIO ● SERIAL_EXT_DMA ● SERIAL
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The new mode is shown on the consol
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Top of list Index page [PPPCLIENT]
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Example: REMOTEADDRESS=192.168.205.
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IPC@CHIP Documentation Index CONFIG
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int iniPutString(char *sectionName,
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void huge my_putstr(char * pch, int
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Socket descriptor Return Value DX =
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a new connection. Related Topics To
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AH BX ES:DI 0x16 (= API_SETSOCKOPT)
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DS:SI CX 6 Get pointer to AtEntry d
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ArpHeader Address Resolution Protoc
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Comments These structures are only
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typedef struct tag_ping_command { i
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SetSocketOption Comments This data
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RTOS API - SC12 @CHIP-RTOS V1.10 IP
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AH BX 0 (=RTX_SLEEP_TIME) Sleep tim
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BX:SI Output Parameter: Pointer to
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ES:DI CX Output Parameter: Pointer
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AH BX ES:DI DS:SI 0x40 (= RTX_CREAT
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Interrupt 0xAD service 0x43: RTX_WA
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ES:DI 0x46 (= RTX_FIND_EVENTGROUP)
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ES:DI Pointer to a 12 byte message
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Interrupt 0xAD service 0x55: RTX_FI
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Multitasking with @Chip-RTOS Some c
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ackground data base search in the e
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Suspended Free to run RTX_Resume_Ta
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Figure 1 ) Sleep Based Periodic Loo
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CGI Examples Available - SC12 @CHIP
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