When RTX64 (Real-Time Extension) is installed on Windows, it enhances support for time-critical tasks by providing a real-time subsystem (RTSS) which has the ability to dedicate processors/cores to RTSS processes and threads, and communicate with Windows processes and threads. This section includes information that will help users of real-time applications (RTSS, or a combination of both RTSS and Windows) to set up and configure the subsystem for optimal performance. This includes information on configuring the RTX64 subsystem, displaying status and configuring TCP/IP for optimal use.
Topics:
- An Introduction to RTX64
- Adding RTX64 to the Windows Environment
- RTSS Applications and DLLs
- Access Permissions for Utilities and Tools
- Configuration Modes
- Managing PCI and ISA Devices
- Optimizing Performance using Intel® RDT Capabilities
NOTE: Throughout the RTX64 documentation, the word Windows refers to Windows 10 (Anniversary), Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 and Windows 8.1 (with Update). RTX64 also supports Windows Embedded 8.1 and Windows Embedded Standard 7 with Service Pack 1. Information that is specific to a particular Windows version is marked accordingly.
