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INtime <strong>3.1</strong> <strong>Software</strong> TCP/IP system calls System call accept bind bstring byteorder connect gethostname - sethostname getpeername getsockname getsockopt - setsockopt inet listen recv - recvfrom send - sendto shutdown socket select socktout gethostent getnetent getprotoent getservent Description Accepts a connection on a socket. Assigns a name to an unnamed socket. Executes binary string operations. Converts short and long quantities between network byte order and host byte order. Initiates a connection on a socket. Gets and sets the local host name. Returns the socket name of the connected remote socket. Returns the current name for the specified socket. Returns or sets options associated with a socket. Manipulates Internet addresses. Listens for connection requests on a socket. Receives a message from a socket. Sends a message from one socket to another. Shuts down all or part of a full-duplex connection. Creates an endpoint for communication. Checks whether sockets are ready to receive or send, or have out-of-band data pending. Sets a timeout for completion of calls on a socket. Sets and returns entries that identify the network host. Returns information about a network entry from the :config:networks database. Returns an entry from the :config:protocols database file. Sets or Returns an entry from the :config:services database file. USB calls System call UsbAllocUrb UsbBulkMsg UsbClearHalt UsbConnect UsbControlMsg UsbDisconnect Description Allocates a URB for use by the client, initializes some internal fields and marks it as in-use. Creates a bulk transfer and submits it synchronously, returning from the call upon completion or time out. Clears a halt condition on an endpoint. Connects a client to the USB subsystem. Creates a control transfer and synchronously submits it, returning upon completion or time out. Disconnects a client from the USB subsystem. 136
Appendix A: INtime software system calls System call UsbFillBulkUrb UsbFillControlUrb UsbFillintUrb UsbFillIsoUrb UsbFreeUrb UsbGetAsciiString UsbGetConfigDescriptor UsbGetConfiguration UsbGetDescriptor UsbGetDeviceDescriptor UsbGetEndpointCount UsbGetEndpointDescriptor UsbGetInterfaceDescriptor UsbGetLanguageString UsbGetStatus UsbInterruptClose UsbInterruptOpen UsbInterruptRead UsbInterruptWrite UsbKillUrb UsbMatchId UsbSetConfiguration UsbSetInterface UsbSubmitUrb UsbUnlinkUrb Description Fills an URB for a bulk transfer. Fills an URB for a control transfer. Fills an URB for an interrupt transfer. Fills an URB for an isochronous transfer. Frees the memory of a URB when all users of it are finished. Gets a string descriptor in ASCII format and US/English language ID. Returns a configuration descriptor given a device handle. Gets the current configuration number of a given device. Returns the descriptor of given type and index. Returns the device descriptor for a given handle. Returns the number of endpoints for a given interface. Returns the endpoint descriptor for the given interface handle and endpoint index. Returns the interface descriptor for a given handle. Gets a string descriptor in UTF-16LE format. Gets the device, interface, or endpoint status. Closes an open interrupt pipe handle. Opens a handle on an interrupt pipe for synchronous I/O. Reads from an interrupt endpoint. Writes to an interrupt endpoint. Cancels a transfer request for an endpoint. Finds a matching entry in a table of device descriptions. Creates a control transfer and synchronously submits it, returning from the call when it completes or times out. Sets an alternative setting number of a given interface. Submits a transfer request to the USB subsystem. Cancels a transfer request for an endpoint. INtimeDotNet calls System call ntxCatalogNtxHandle ntxCreateRtMailbox ntxCreateRtProcess ntxCreateRtSemaphore ntxDeleteRtMailbox ntxDeleteRtSemaphore ntxGetFirstLocation Description Names an object in a process directory. Creates an RT mailbox. Loads an RT executable and runs it in a new process. Creates an RT semaphore. Deletes an RT mailbox. Deletes an RT semaphore. Returns a handle to the first known location. 137
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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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