RTXC Quadros |
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RTXC Quadros real-time operating system is a second-generation RTOS composed of two major architectural modules: a Single Stack kernel and a Multi-Stack kernel. In RTXC Quadros, these classic real-time system design elements ensure a flexible RTOS configuration scaled to match the needs of a wide range of applications. Individually, each module easily meets the demanding requirements of real-time, control processing or digital signal processing (DSP) applications. Together, they answer the converging requirements of products spanning both application domains. The result is an RTOS architecture that achieves the ultimate in scalability, flexibility and performance.
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RTXC Quadros Application Architecture
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In RTXC Quadros applications, all operations occur in one of the
following three zones:
General Features
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| Scalable Architecture RTXC Quadros is a highly scalable architecture, the key to which is RTXCgen. By simple mouse clicks and structured dialog boxes, you can build the RTOS you want for your application. With RTXCgen, you can select the RTOS framework, the set of object classes that fit the application, the properties of those object classes, and even the exact set of services you want. And RTXCgen produces error-free source code representing your specification. No worries. No problems. Just the way you want it. Worry-free Application Development As your application matures and grows to meet your market's demands, you'll appreciate that RTXC Quadros grows with you. You can begin with the single stack kernel, RTXC/ss, and add on the RTXC/ms kernel later on in a Dual Mode framework. And because RTXC Quadros share the same Application Programming Interface (API), regardless of the processor port, you'll be able to reuse your application code, preserving your development investment as you grow. By choosing RTXC Quadros, you get the most stable growth path for your application's future. Outstanding Documentation |
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Last Updated: July 16, 2004 14:46 |
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