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INtime <strong>3.1</strong> <strong>Software</strong> When the RT “C” library receives a file I/O request from an RT thread, it blocks the thread making the request and forwards the request to the INtime I/O Service for completion. When a request completes, the RT “C” library unblocks the thread making the request and relays the reply to the thread. Use of the INtime I/O Service is restricted to the RT “C” library. Note You can have the INtime I/O Service start automatically at boot time by using the Windows Services Manager to set up the INtime I/O Service for Automatic Startup. If the INtime Node Detection Service has not yet started, the INtimeIO Server automatically starts it. The factory default is for this service to automatically start. Item Pathname Invocation Description C:\Program Files\INtime\bin\rtioserv.exe Start the INtimeIO Server using the Windows Services Manager (Start>Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Services). RtNdSrv.exe (INtime Node Detection Service) A 32-bit Windows program that detects RT clients, both local and remote. This program checks for and registers RT clients that exist in both of these locations: • RT clients configured in INtime Configuration utility. • RT clients available to the system. Item Pathname Invocation Description C:\Program Files\INtime\bin\rtndsrv.exe Start the INtime Node Detection Service using the Windows Services Manager (Start>Control Panel>>Administrative Tools>Services). RtProcW5.awx (RT Process wizard) An MSVC 6.0 Application Wizard that you use to develop the RT portion of INtime applications. Item Pathname Invocation Description C:\Program Files\INtime\msdev\template\rtprocw5.awx Invoked by the MSVC 6.0 IDE. 170
Appendix D: INtime software components RtProcAddinW5.awx (RT Process Add-in wizard) An Application wizard for Microsoft Visual Studio, version 6.0, that you use to add supplemental files to the already-generated RT portion of INtime applications. Item Pathname Invocation Description C:\Program Files\INtime\msdev\addins\rtprocaddinw5.awx Invoked by the MSVC 6.0 IDE. RtRegSrv.exe (INtime Registry Service) A Windows program that provides RT Registry Clients access to the Windows registry. Item Pathname Invocation Description C:\Program Files\INtime\bin\rtregsrv.exe Start the INtime Registry Service using the Windows Services Manager (Start>Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Services). RtRslWiz.awx (RT Shared Library wizard) An MSVC 6.0 Application Wizard that you use to develop a Realtime Shared Library (RSL) for an INtime application. Item Pathname Invocation Description C:\Program Files\INtime\msdev\template\rtrslwiz.awx Invoked by the MSVC 6.0 IDE. Spider.exe (INtime standalone debugger) A Windows program that provides standalone debug capabilities for any INtime application. Item Pathname Invocation Description C:\Program Files\INtime\bin\spider.exe Double-click the icon associated with the file in the INtime Program folder (Start>Programs>INtime>Spider debugger). 171
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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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