INtime® 3.1 Software - tenAsys

Appendix G: Troubleshooting
Table G-2. Solution table
Category
Installing
INtime
software
Developing
INtime
applications
Solution
1 Adjust your system configuration.
Your system has an incompatible system configuration.
2 Check the System Event Log for error messages from source RTIF. Also check
the Application Event Log for error messages from LOADRTK.
3 Ensure that your PC is set up as required for INtime software. For details, see
Requirements on page 63.
4 Ensure that you exit all programs before you install INtime software.
5 Ensure that your system does not contain a previous version of INtime.
If a previous version exists, uninstall it by selecting Start>Control
Panel>Add/Remove programs.
6 Ensure that you are logged on with Administrator privileges.
7 Use the SDM PDP command to get the physical address of
memory in question, followed by S c80:physical address (returned by PDP).
Do not use the SDM D command to display Ring 3 code/data in a Virtual
Segment at an address not populated with memory.
Do not use the SDM S command to modify memory using a Ring 3 code
segment (read-only).
8 If you’re running SDM, no action is required.
When you run SDM, you access the INtime software via the SDM terminal and
the Windows system console no longer responds.
9 Verify project build settings and ensure that you:
• Select Not Using MFC to disable use of MFC classes.
• Include the \rt\include directory as a preprocessor
directive.
• Ignore all default libraries as a link option.
10 Remove C library calls not supported by INtime.
For a list of C library calls that INtime supports, run INtime Help and select
Programmer’s reference>C library reference.
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