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INtime <strong>3.1</strong> <strong>Software</strong> The INtime RT Interrupt API Test takes over COM1 and toggles its Transmitter Ready Interrupt. When the test ends, COM1 is disabled. Make sure COM1 is available on your system before running this test application. When you run the test, continuous activity occurs on the RT side, preempting Windows activity for eight 10-second time periods. Item Pathname Source My Documents\INtime\Projects\inttest C and C++ Samples for Debugger These simple C and C++ programs are provided as a vehicle to demonstrate the Spider debugger’s capabilities. The C++ program also demonstrates several components of the C++ language available to RT applications, as well as basic classes, dynamic instantiation, operator overloading, and so on. It also shows the libraries and startup modules needed. Item Pathname Invocation Source My Documents\INtime\Projects\csamp (C program) My Documents\INtime\Projects\cppsamp (C++ program) Use Spider to load these programs. TCP Sample Applications Sample project that demonstrate TCP communications between a client and server. Client and server code is provided for INtime, and server code for Windows. Item Pathname Invocation Source My Documents\INtime\Projects\tcpsample See the ReadMe.txt file in the source code directory. UDP Sample Applications Sample project that demonstrate a UDP ping-pong type application. Datagram packets are exchanged between INtime and Windows with an incrementing identifier in the payload. Item Pathname Invocation Source My Documents\INtime\Projects\Projects\udpsample See the ReadMe.txt file in the source code directory. 106
Chapter 10: INtime application development INtimeDotNet Sample Applications Sample INtimeDotNet applications that demonstrate NTX communication via the INtime DotNet assembly. Item Pathname Invocation Source My Documents\INtime\Projects\INtimeDotNetSample See the ReadMe.txt file in the source code directory. Fault Handling (ntrobust) This INtime application has both a Windows and an RT portion. The Windows portion allows the user to set up timing parameters that control how often a thread in the RT portion causes a hardware fault. The application demonstrates how another RT thread can detect and log the failure, delete the offending thread, and recreate it, all without affecting Windows or other RT processes. Item Pathname Invocation Source My Documents\INtime\Projects\NtRobust My Documents\INtime\Projects\NtRobust\RtRobust\ See the ReadMe.txt file in the source code directory. Floating Point Exception Handling This simple program demonstrates floating point exception handling. Item Pathname Invocation Source My Documents\INtime\Projects\FpExcep See the ReadMe.txt file in the source code directory. RSL Examples These RT programs demonstrate the creation and use of RT Shared Libraries, the RT analog for Windows DLLs. Item Pathname Invocation Source My Documents\INtime\Projects\RslTest See the ReadMe.txt file in the source code directory. NTX Sample (MsgBoxDemo) This INtime application has both a Windows and a RT portion. The Windows portion looks up an RT mailbox created by the RT portion, and then waits at the mailbox. When an RT thread sends a message to the mailbox, the Windows portion displays the 107
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U S E R ’ S M A N U A L INtime ®
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I Introducing INtime software This
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