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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 getsockname 136 getsockopt 136 inet 136 listen 136 recv 136 recvfrom 136 select 136 send 136 sendto 136 sethostname 136 setsockops 136 shutdown 136 socket 136 socktout 136 TCPServ 165 technical support vi , 69 , 103 , 157 , 177 TenAsys, contacting vi thread management calls 127 THREADACCOUNTING structure 129 THREADINFO_SNAPSHOT structure 129 threads 30 about 30 communicating between Windows NT and the RT kernel 4 communication 45 coordination 45 encapsulating Windows NT 21 execution state 23 interrupt 42 message passing 46 multi-threading 39 priority of 23 scheduling defined 23 priority-based 23 round-robin 25 states 43 switch time 43 synchronizing 47 THREADSTATE_SNAPSHOT structure 129 time, managing 27 top-down programming 40 TRANSACTION structure 129 TransmitCommChar 135 troubleshooting iii , vi , 3 , 157 U UDP sample applications 165 udp.rta 76 UDP/IP 19 UncatalogRtHandle 120 UninstallRtServiceDescriptor 121 UnregisterRtDependency 115 , 123 UnregisterRtSponsor 115 , 123 UpdateReceiveInfo 134 urb structure 129 USB calls 136 UsbAllocUrb 136 UsbBulkMsg 136 UsbClearHalt 136 UsbConnect 136 UsbControlMsg 136 UsbDisconnect 136 UsbFillBulkUrb 137 UsbFillControlUrb 137 UsbFillintUrb 137 UsbFillIsoUrb 137 UsbFreeUrb 137 UsbGetAsciiString 137 UsbGetConfigDescriptor 137 UsbGetConfiguration 137 UsbGetDescriptor 137 UsbGetDeviceDescriptor 137 UsbGetEndpointCount 137 UsbGetEndpointDescriptor 137 UsbGetInterfaceDescriptor 137 UsbGetLanguageString 137 UsbGetStatus 137 UsbInterruptClose 137 UsbInterruptOpen 137 UsbInterruptRead 137 UsbInterruptWrite 137 UsbKillUrb 137 UsbMatchId 137 UsbSetConfiguration 137 UsbSetInterface 137 UsbSubmitUrb 137 UsbUnlinkUrb 137 USB Client sample 165 UsbAllocUrb 136 UsbBulkMsg 136 UsbClearHalt 136 usbClient structure 129 200
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 usbConfigDescriptor structure 129 UsbConnect 136 UsbControlMsg 136 usbCtrlRequest structure 129 usbDeviceDescriptor structure 129 usbDeviceId structure 129 UsbDisconnect 136 usbEndPointDescriptor structure 129 UsbFillBulkUrb 137 UsbFillControlUrb 137 UsbFillintUrb 137 UsbFillIsoUrb 137 UsbFreeUrb 137 UsbGetAsciiString 137 UsbGetConfigDescriptor 137 UsbGetConfiguration 137 UsbGetDescriptor 137 UsbGetDeviceDescriptor 137 UsbGetEndpointCount 137 UsbGetEndpointDescriptor 137 UsbGetInterfaceDescriptor 137 UsbGetLanguageString 137 UsbGetStatus 137 usbInterface structure 129 usbInterfaceDescriptor structure 129 UsbInterruptClose 137 UsbInterruptOpen 137 UsbInterruptRead 137 UsbInterruptWrite 137 UsbKillUrb 137 UsbMatchId 137 UsbSetConfiguration 137 UsbSetInterface 137 UsbSubmitUrb 137 UsbUnlinkUrb 137 Utilities INtime Configuration utility 156 V validation levels 34 VerifyAddress 134 W WaitCommEvent 135 WaitForRtControl 123 WaitForRtInterrupt 117 WaitForRtSemaphore 125 Windows NT communicating with the RT kernel 4 encapsulated as an INtime software thread 21 modified HAL 23 running INtime applications 4 , 15 where to find information vii wizards 8 , 90 , 91 RT Device Driver 168 RT Process Add-in, MSVC 5.0 171 RT process, MSVC 5.0 170 RT Shared Library 171 WriteComm 135 201
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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 II Chapter 6 Chapter
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Contents Part III Appendix A Append
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Contents NTX DLLs..................
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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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Chapter 1: Overview Developing an I
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Chapter 1: Overview INtime software
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Chapter 1: Overview • INtime Grap
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3 About INtime software’s RT kern
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II Using INtime software This part
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6 Installation This chapter explain
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7 Configuration INtime software pro
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9 Operation This chapter describes
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A INtime software system calls This
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Appendix A: INtime software system
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