Hi all,
Being a newbie to qnx, I’m wondering if it is worthwhile to purchace
the book entitle " Getting started with Qnx 4 -
A guide for realtime programmers by Robert Krten ".
What would you suggest to read/do to acquire programming knowledge on
Qnx 4. Of course, I had just got myselft a copy of QnX RTP. And going to
install on pentium 100.
All comments, suggestions are very much appreciated.
Thank you.
Rgds,
nixien
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Being a newbie to qnx, I’m wondering if it is worthwhile to purchace
the book entitle " Getting started with Qnx 4 -
A guide for realtime programmers by Robert Krten ".
It is definately worth the purchase. I purchased it a couple years ago and
it has come in quite handy.
What would you suggest to read/do to acquire programming knowledge on
Qnx 4. Of course, I had just got myselft a copy of QnX RTP. And going to
install on pentium 100.
Get ‘Getting started with QNX Neutrino 2 - A guide for realtime programmers
by Robert Krten’. I just purchased it and since RTP runs on Neutrino it is
just the thing to get started.
Good luck.
~ Lee R. Copp
~ Project Engineer (EE/ME)
~ Michigan Scientific Corp.
~ 321 East Huron St.
~ Milford, MI 48381
~ 248-685-3939 x109 (V), 248-684-5406 (Fx)
~ http://www.michiganscientific.com
~ mailto:<Lee.R.Copp@MichiganScientific.com>
There is also an excellent book by Frank Kolnik. I don’t remember it’s
name.
It it a much fatter book so it must be better. ;~) Seriously, it does
cover a lot more information. Frank also wrote the first book on QNX V2
about 13-14 years ago.
Lee R. Copp <Lee.R.Copp@MichiganScientific.com> wrote in message
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Being a newbie to qnx, I’m wondering if it is worthwhile to purchace
the book entitle " Getting started with Qnx 4 -
A guide for realtime programmers by Robert Krten ".It is definately worth the purchase. I purchased it a couple years ago
and
it has come in quite handy.What would you suggest to read/do to acquire programming knowledge on
Qnx 4. Of course, I had just got myselft a copy of QnX RTP. And going to
install on pentium 100.Get ‘Getting started with QNX Neutrino 2 - A guide for realtime
programmers
by Robert Krten’. I just purchased it and since RTP runs on Neutrino it
is
just the thing to get started.Good luck.
~ Lee R. Copp ~ Project Engineer (EE/ME) ~ Michigan Scientific Corp. ~ 321 East Huron St. ~ Milford, MI 48381 ~ 248-685-3939 x109 (V), 248-684-5406 (Fx) ~ > http://www.michiganscientific.com ~ mailto:> <Lee.R.Copp@MichiganScientific.com>\
Thank you 
In case you’re trying to find it, please note that the last name is Kolnick
The book’s title is “The QNX 4 Real-time Operating System” (14 chapters, 960
pages – see Amazon.com for more details)
Frank.
“Bill at Sierra Design” <BC@SierraDesign.com> wrote in message
news:957pgu$cj7$1@inn.qnx.com…
There is also an excellent book by Frank Kolnik. I don’t remember it’s
name.It it a much fatter book so it must be better. ;~) Seriously, it does
cover a lot more information. Frank also wrote the first book on QNX V2
about 13-14 years ago.
In case you’re trying to find it, please note that the last name is
Kolnick
The book’s title is “The QNX 4 Real-time Operating System” (14 chapters,
960
pages – see Amazon.com for more details)
That is weird…I checked Amazon and searched for ‘QNX’ when I was looking
for books a couple years ago and it didn’t show up…oops…just checked the
date…it wasn’t out yet…
Well, its on order now. Maybe a posting on *.advocacy or comp.os.qnx when
it came out would have been an acceptable post…or did I miss it???
~ Lee R. Copp
~ Project Engineer (EE/ME)
~ Michigan Scientific Corp.
~ 321 East Huron St.
~ Milford, MI 48381
~ 248-685-3939 x109 (V), 248-684-5406 (Fx)
~ http://www.michiganscientific.com
~ mailto:<Lee.R.Copp@MichiganScientific.com>
Well, its on order now. Maybe a posting on *.advocacy or comp.os.qnx when
it came out would have been an acceptable post…or did I miss it???
I did post here when it was published
I experienced the same thing. Instead searching for “QNX”, I searched
for complete title, “getting started with QNX 4 - …” by Robert Krten.
Frank’s appears in “also buy” lists.
In article <9597vq$ac8$1@inn.qnx.com>,
“Lee R. Copp” <Lee.R.Copp@MichiganScientific.com> wrote:
In case you’re trying to find it, please note that the last name is
Kolnick
The book’s title is “The QNX 4 Real-time Operating System” (14
chapters,
960
pages – see Amazon.com for more details)That is weird…I checked Amazon and searched for ‘QNX’ when I was
looking
for books a couple years ago and it didn’t show up…oops…just
checked the
date…it wasn’t out yet…>Well, its on order now. Maybe a posting on *.advocacy or comp.os.qnx
when
it came out would have been an acceptable post…or did I miss it???~ Lee R. Copp ~ Project Engineer (EE/ME) ~ Michigan Scientific Corp. ~ 321 East Huron St. ~ Milford, MI 48381 ~ 248-685-3939 x109 (V), 248-684-5406 (Fx) ~ > http://www.michiganscientific.com ~ mailto:> <Lee.R.Copp@MichiganScientific.com>
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