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INtime 3.1 Software NTX DLLs DLLs provided with INtime software used by Windows applications to communicate with INtime applications using NTX system calls. Item Pathname Invocation Description C:\windows\system32\ntx.dll C:\windows\system32\ntxext.dll Windows loads these DLLs when a Windows application attempts the first NTX call. NtxRemote2.exe (INtime Remote Connection Manager) Manages connections with remote INtime nodes. Runs as the INtime Remote Connection Manager. Item Pathname Invocation Description C:\Program Files\INtime\bin\ntxremote2.exe Start INtime software’s ntxremote2.exe either in Manual or Automatic mode using the Windows Services Manager (Start>Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Services>INtime Remote Connection Manager). OvwGuide.pdf The INtime Software User’s Guide in PDF format. This file requires Acrobat32.exe. Item Pathname Invocation Description C:\Program Files\INtime\help\OvwGuide.pdf Double-click the file in the Windows Explorer. This launches Acrobat32.exe which, in turn, opens the OvwGuide.pdf file for viewing. Ping.rta An RT application that you use to test the network connection between two machines. If connected, the remote system responds with a series of packet echoes. Note If you do not specify the number of packets, ping.rta continues to ping until terminates with INtex.exe (described on page 159), or until the kernel stops. 164
Appendix D: INtime software components Item Pathname Invocation Description C:\Program Files\intime\bin Start the program using the RT Application Loader. Use this syntax: ping TargetSystemIPAddress PacketSize NumberOfPackets Project files INtime software has a number of sample applications that you can use as samples for your own INtime applications. The source code for these applications is provided in both Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 and .Net 2003 generation format, and reside in separate directories. For example, the INtime API test program source files reside in the My Documents\INtime\Projects\ RTTest directory. Click on the desired project’s name (Start>Programs/INtime/Sample Code and Projects) to open the Microsoft Visual Studio and find out more about each of these projects: • INtime API Sample • INtime Serial Communications Sample • INtime Graphical Jitter • Real-time Interrupt Sample • C and C++ Samples for Debugger • TCP Sample Applications • UDP Sample Applications • INtimeDotNet Sample Applications • Fault Handling (ntrobust) • Floating Point Exception Handling • RSL Examples • NTX Sample (MsgBoxDemo) • INtime Windows STOP Detection sample (STOPmgr) • INtime USB Client sample Item Pathname Invocation Description My Documents\INtime\Projects\SampleDirectory\for source code My Documents\INtime\Projects\SampleDirectory\CompilerVersion\ debug for executables Use Microsoft Visual Studio to edit/compile these sample applications. Use the INtime RT Application Loader to load the resulting sample application executables. 165
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U S E R ’ S M A N U A L INtime ®
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Before you begin This guide describ
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Before you begin Glossary Notationa
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Before you begin • Within source
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Contents Part I Chapter 1 Chapter 2
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Contents Part III Appendix A Append
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I Introducing INtime software This
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1 Overview INtime software extends
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Chapter 1: Overview Considerations
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