Where can I find a good tutorial over the real time?
“Caroline.coutant” wrote:
Where can I find a good tutorial over the real time?
You can read “POSIX.4” book from www.ora.com-
stefan
“Stefan Parvu” <sparvu@cc.hut.fi> wrote in message
news:3A042321.46B3DA55@cc.hut.fi…
“Caroline.coutant” wrote:
Where can I find a good tutorial over the real time?
You can read “POSIX.4” book from www.ora.com-
stefan
Oops- I fumbled :0 Sorry for the double post.
“Stefan Parvu” <sparvu@cc.hut.fi> wrote in message
news:3A042321.46B3DA55@cc.hut.fi…
“Caroline.coutant” wrote:
Where can I find a good tutorial over the real time?
You can read “POSIX.4” book from www.ora.com-
stefan
If you’re looking for definitions of the real-time POSIX extensions, then
“What Stefan said.” If you’re looking for a description of what a real-time
O.S. “is” and/or “should be”, it’s a hotly debated topic (Microsoft: Good
enough? Hahahaha!) and I’m not sure where you would look. If you’re
looking for a description of QNX6 RtP as a real-time O.S. and how it’s
organized, check out the “System Architecture” documentation for the
Neutrino microkernel which powers RtP. I believe it’s on the QNX web site,
if not in the RtP distribution itsself.
-Warren
Rob Krten and Frank Kolnick have written books on QNX
Caroline.coutant <caroline.coutant@oreka.com> wrote in message
news:3A041F0D.AD9BE435@oreka.com…
Where can I find a good tutorial over the real time?
Stephen Thomas <slthomas@corpdotolin.com> wrote:
Rob Krten and Frank Kolnick have written books on QNX
Caroline.coutant <> caroline.coutant@oreka.com> > wrote in message
news:> 3A041F0D.AD9BE435@oreka.com> …
Where can I find a good tutorial over the real time?
For sys admin
From the QDN online docs(note this is a work in progress):
http://qdn.qnx.com/support/docs/sysadmin/index.html
For Photon
http://qdn.qnx.com/support/docs/photon20/prog_guide/about.html
To learn about QNX Neutrino(the QNX RTP’s kernel)…
From QDN Knowledge base
http://qdn.qnx.com/support/bok/solution.qnx?4275
The QNX Neutrino 2 available book, outside the manuals, is:
Getting Started with Neutrino 2 (ISBN 0-9682501-1-4) is a book written
by Rob Krten which covers a broad range of topics including:
o processes and threads
o interrupts
o message passing
o resource managers
o clocks and timers
o porting from QNX 4 to Neutrino
The book is 500 pages, and features lots of code samples (especially in
the resource manager section) and a glossary. You can order the book
by calling +1 877 PARSE-SW (toll free North America, or +1 613 599 8316
elsewhere). More information is available at http://www.parse.com
All 3 books are available from amazon.com website.
In addition to these books, you can either get the QNX4 or Neutrino
System Architecture manuals from the QNX website at:
http://support.qnx.com/support/docs/index.html or you can contact QNX
customer service at 1-800-363-9001 (in North America, or +1 613 591 0931
elsewhere) and ask for the printed system architecture manual. These
manuals explain the concepts QNX and Neutrino are built on.
NOTE: All these books are available from amazon.com or chapters.ca .
Check out
http://users.evitech.fi/~tk/rt_html/rtgif003.htm
It’s course notes for a realtime os course.
Previously, Caroline.coutant wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.os:
Where can I find a good tutorial over the real time?