RTK functions are available only to Windows device drivers; they are not available to RTX64 applications.
NOTE: APIs that are not explicitly documented as supported are not guaranteed to work. You should thoroughly test any code that uses undocumented functions.
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Closes an open object handle. |
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Creates an RTSS event object. A handle is returned to the newly created event. |
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Creates an RTSS mutex object. A handle is returned to the newly created mutex object. |
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Creates an RTSS semaphore object. |
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Creates a region of physical memory that can be mapped by a RTSS or RTX64-enabled Windows process, or other RTK enabled Windows drivers. |
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| RtkGetProxyThreadPriority | Gets the priority value of the proxy thread associated with the driver-created kernel thread. |
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Returns a handle to the named RTSS event object. |
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Returns a handle to the named RTSS mutex object. |
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Returns a handle to the named RTSS semaphore object. |
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Opens a physical-mapping memory object. |
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Provides a single operation that sets (to signaled) the state of the specified event object and then resets it (to non-signaled) after releasing the appropriate number of waiting threads. |
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Relinquishes ownership of an RTSS mutex object. |
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Increases the count of the specified semaphore object by a specified amount. |
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Sets the specified event object to the nonsignaled state. |
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Attaches a Windows kernel device driver to RTSS. |
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Attaches a Windows kernel device driver to RTSS. |
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Detaches a Windows kernel device driver from RTSS. |
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Sets the state of the specified event object to signaled. |
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| RtkSetProxyThreadPriority | Sets the priority value of the proxy thread associated with the driver-created kernel thread. |
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Allows a thread to wait on one of multiple objects to be signaled. |
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Allows a thread to wait on an object to be signaled. |
