Runtime and SDK Help
This comprehensive Help resource includes Release Notes, reference documentation, step-by-step instructions for using functionality, architectural overviews, and tutorials.
Runtime-Related sections:
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Key features, updates, known issues, and important notes specific to this version of RTX64. |
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Information on common deployment scenarios for RTX64. |
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Overviews of the RTX64 system architecture, including the Subsystem, RT-TCP/IP Stack, and filter drivers. |
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Information on important activation concepts and diagrams of the licensing process. |
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Information on configuring your copy of RTX64. Learn how to configure system processors |
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Start using the various components of the RTX64 Runtime and SDK. |
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Information on the real-time Subsystem and applications (RTSS, or a combination of both RTSS and Windows) to set up and configure the subsystem for optimal performance. |
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| Network Abstraction Layer (NAL) | Information on the RTX64 Network Abstraction Layer (NAL) – a network layer that abstracts the network hardware and driver functions from the upper-level protocol stacks and provides management interfaces for those upper layers to easily query for and use available network assets. It is a separate protocol layer from the RT-TCP/IP Stack. |
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Information on the optional RT-TCP/IP protocol stack component. |
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Information on and instructions for using the tools and utilities available in RTX64. Learn how to control RTSS processes, monitor application behavior, measure performance for applications and modify the behavior of RTSS applications. |
SDK-Related Sections:
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Key features, updates, known issues, and important notes specific to this version of RTX64. |
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Learn how to debug a real-time application and become familiar with tips to more efficiently debug applications during the development cycle. |
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Helpful programming examples to help the developer create real-time programs that will run in the RTX64 environment. |
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RTX64 software developer kit includes header files and libraries, support for the Visual Studio development environment, an extension to support Microsoft WinDbg, help files, user guides and code samples. This section contains information on function calls, libraries and data-structures supported by the RTX64 subsystem. |
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| RTX64 Native Framework Reference | Information on the RTX64 Native Framework (RtfwAPI.DLL) – a native DLL that allows C/C++ applications to configure and control the RTX64 Subsystem programmatically. |
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RTX64 provides support for Windows managed code applications that require interaction with the real-time subsystem. Support is provided through a managed code library. |
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Information on the set of code samples RTX64 provides in the |
Other Resources:
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Product TechNotes |
Known issues, tips, and workarounds for RTX64. The TechNotes library is available from the Support Site and requires a Support login. |
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Videos on select RTX64 features and concepts. |
About RTX64
RTX64 turns the Microsoft 64-bit Windows operating system into a Real-time operating system (RTOS). RTX64 enhances Windows by providing hard real-time and control capabilities to a general purpose operating system that is familiar to both developers and end users. RTX64 consists of a separate real-time subsystem (RTSS) that schedules and controls all RTSS applications independently of Windows.
About IntervalZero
IntervalZero’s customer-centered philosophy, combined with more than three decades of embedded software innovation and the proven value of IntervalZero’s RTX and RTX64 hard real-time software, have enabled the company to build a global customer base of market-leading OEMs and end users in Industrial Automation, Medical Systems, Digital Media, Test & Measurement, Military & Aerospace, and other industries.
IntervalZero’s success also stems from its expansive network of global trading Partners and its commitment to the Microsoft and Intel ecosystem. IntervalZero is a Microsoft Embedded Gold Partner and was recognized as a leading partner in North America, EMEA, and APAC in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012.
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