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INtime <strong>3.1</strong> <strong>Software</strong> A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z SetCommState 135 SetCommTimeouts 135 structures 135 TransmitCommChar 135 Utilities comlist.rta 135 utilities 135 WaitCommEvent 135 WriteComm 135 COMMCONFIG structure 135 COMMPROP structure 135 COMMTIMEOUTS structure 135 communicating between threads 46 between Windows NT and RT threads 4 compc.rta 135 comrocket.rta 135 COMSTAT structure 135 configuring INtime software default settings 67 interrupt resources 69 options 67 connect 126 , 136 ConnectRtPort 122 CONTROLBUFFER structure 128 conventions, notational v CopyRtData 119 CopyRtSystemInfo 125 CPUFRAME structure 128 crash program, Windows NT 156 CreatePort 133 CreateRtHeap 119 CreateRtMailbox 117 CreateRtMemoryHandle 119 CreateRtPort 122 CreateRtPortEx 122 CreateRtRegion 123 CreateRtSemaphore 125 CreateRtThread 127 D data, validity of 48 DCB structure 135 deadlock 37 debug tools INscope 101 INtex 101 SDM 101 Spider 100 debuggers 10 C and C++ sample 165 default configuration settings 67 DeletePort 133 DeleteRtHeap 119 DeleteRtMailbox 117 DeleteRtMemoryHandle 119 DeleteRtPort 122 DeleteRtRegion 123 DeleteRtSemaphore 125 DeleteRtThread 127 DeliverMessage 132 DeliverStatus 132 DeliverTransaction 132 DequeueInputTransaction 132 DequeueOutputTransaction 132 desigining RT applications RT processes, appropriate tasks 57 sample system 58 Windows NT processes, assigning priority 57 designing RT applications guidelines 55 DetachRtHeap 122 DetachRtPort 122 determinism 43 interrupt response time 43 thread switch time 43 developing INtime applications 7 development environment. See INtime development environment. directories, object 33 DisableRtInterrupt 117 drivers RT interface 21 , 169 RT USB interface 167 DSM calls 115 dynamic memory 32 E e-mail address, TenAsys vi email, technical support vi , 69 , 103 , 177 email, TenAsys vi Embedded C++ Help files 158 EnableRtInterrupt 117 190
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Index encapsulating Windows NT as an INtime software thread 21 See OSEM 20 encapsulation mechanism. See OSEM. EnqueueInputTransactionTransaction 132 EnqueueOutPutTransaction 132 EnterRtInterrupt 116 EnterServiceRegion 132 EscapeCommFunction 134 Ethernet 19 event log service 168 event-driven applications 41 EVENTINFO structure 128 EventMsg.dll 156 examples application systems 58 interrupt handlers 26 , 59 multitasking 59 mutual exclusion 36 , 37 regions 37 sample system 58 semaphores 36 synchronizing threads 47 exception handling calls 116 exception handling, floating point 165 EXCEPTION structure 128 exchange objects 34 mailboxes 35 ports 38 regions 37 semaphores 36 validation levels 34 exclusion, mutual 48 execution state 23 ExitRtProcess 123 ExitServiceRegion 132 F Fault Handling (ntrobust) 165 Fault Manager 52 file types .DLL 8 .EXE 8 .RTA 8 files required for RT nodes 75 FILETIME structure 128 Finish 133 Floating Point Exception Handling 165 floppy disk booting remote RT node from 77 FlushCommBuffers 134 FreeRtLibrary 130 FreeRtMemory 119 functions. See system calls. G GENADDR structure 128 get_RT_trace_state 130 GetAttributes 133 GetCommConfig 134 GetCommMask 134 GetCommModemStatus 134 GetCommProperties 134 GetCommState 134 GetCommTimeouts 134 GetFragment 133 gethostent 136 gethostname 126 , 136 GetLastRtError 125 getnetent 136 getpeername 126 , 136 GetPortId 132 GetPortParameter 132 getprotoent 136 GetRServiceAttributes 121 GetRtBufferSize 119 GetRtExceptionHandlerInfo 116 GetRtHandleType 120 GetRtHandleTypeEx 120 GetRtHeapInfo 119 GetRtInterruptLevel 116 GetRtModuleHandle 130 GetRtPhysicalAddress 119 GetRtPortAttributes 122 GetRtProcAddress 130 GetRtSize 119 GetRtThreadAccounting 127 GetRtThreadHandles 127 GetRtThreadInfo 127 GetRtThreadPriority 127 GetRtThreadState 127 getservent 136 getsockname 126 , 136 191
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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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I Introducing INtime software This
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