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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 POOLINFO structure 129 pools, memory 32 port calls message transmission 122 port object management 122 service support 121 port callst 121 port object management calls 122 PORTINFO structure 129 ports 38 pre-emptive scheduling 41 priority-based scheduling 23 , 41 process management calls 123 processes 30 about 30 components 44 tree 31 processing, interrupts 42 Project files 165 protection blue screen 13 memory 12 PurgeComm 134 Q QueryInputTransactionQueue 132 QueryOutputTransactionQueue 132 Quick Start Guide 166 R ReadComm 134 real-time debuggers 10 interface driver 21 INtime applications, designing 55 response 39 RT kernel 12 real-time calls 114 Real-time Interrupt Sample 165 Real-time Shared Library (RSL) calls 130 RECEIVEINFO structure 129 ReceiveRtData 117 ReceiveRtFragment 122 ReceiveRtHandle 117 ReceiveRtMessage 122 ReceiveRtReply 122 recursive. See recursive. recv 126 , 136 recvfrom 136 region calls 123 regions 37 RegisterRtDependency 115 , 123 RegisterRtSponsor 115 , 123 Registry calls 131 registry calls 131 ReleaseControlBuffer 132 ReleaseRtBuffer 119 ReleaseRtControl 123 ReleaseRtSemaphore 125 ReleaseTransaction 132 remote RT node booting from floppy disk 77 ReportRtEvent 125 RequestControlBuffer 133 RequestRtBuffer 119 RequestTransaction 133 requirements for INtime software 63 , 75 ResetCommEvent 134 ResetRtInterruptHandler 116 response time, predictability 43 ResumeRtThread 127 rip.rta 76 round-robin scheduling 25 rrtimage 75 RSL calls FreeRtLibrary 130 GetRtModuleHandle 130 GetRtProcAddress 130 LoadRtLibrary 130 RtTlsFree 131 RtTlsGetValue 131 RtTlsSetValue 131 RSL Example 165 RT application loader 161 RT Clock Synchronization Server 167 RT Device Driver wizard 168 RT Event Log Server 168 RT header files 166 RT I/O console 169 RT I/O Server 169 RT interface driver 169 RT interface libraries 166 , 167 RT kernel 12 , 159 blue screen protection 13 196
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 communicating with Windows NT 4 loader 162 RT node files 166 preparing for boot 75 required files 75 RT Node Detection Server 170 RT Process Add-in wizard 171 RT process wizard 170 RT service handlers 133 CancelTransaction 133 CreatePort 133 DeletePort 133 Finish 133 GetAttributes 133 GetFragment 133 Initialize 133 SendMessage 133 Service 133 SetAttributes 134 UpdateReceiveInfo 134 VerifyAddress 134 RT services 115 RT Shared Library wizard 171 RT USB Interface Drivers 167 RT_I_am_alive 130 rta files comedgeport.rta 135 comlist.rta 135 compc.rta 135 comrocket.rta 135 RtAddinW.hlp 157 rtcimudp.rta 75 RtClkSrv 167 RtDrvrW.hlp 157 RtDrvrW5.awx 168 RtELServ.exe 168 RTIF.SYS 19 , 21 RtIf.sys 169 RtIOCons.exe 169 RtIOSrv.exe 169 RtkImage.dbg 159 RtLoad.sys file 80 RtNdSrv.exe 170 RtNotifyEvent 115 RtProc5.awx 170 RtProcAddinW5.awx 171 RtProcW.hlp 157 RtRegCloseKey 131 RtRegConnectRegistry 131 RtRegCreateKeyEx 131 RtRegDeleteKey 131 RtRegDeleteValue 131 RtRegEnumKeyEx 131 RtRegEnumValue 131 RtRegFlushKey 131 RtRegLoadKey 131 RtRegOpenKeyEx 131 RtRegQueryInfoKey 131 RtRegQueryValueEx 131 RtRegReplaceKey 131 RtRegRestoreKey 131 RtRegSaveKey 131 RtRegSetValueEx 131 RtRegSrv.exe 171 RtRegUnLoadKey 131 RtRslWiz.awx 171 rtsetup.exe 76 RtSleep 127 RtTlsAllocRSL calls RtTlsAlloc 130 RtTlsFree 131 RtTlsGetValue 131 RtTlsSetValue 131 runtime environment. See INtime runtime environment. S sample applications 10 , 165 scheduler calls 124 scheduling priority-based 23 , 41 round-robin 25 SDM application 101 SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES structure 129 segments 32 select 136 semaphores 36 , 124 send 126 , 136 SendMessage 133 SendRtData 117 SendRtHandle 117 SendRtMessage 122 SendRtMessageRSVP 122 197
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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 • Within source
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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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