On Time RTOS-32 Documentation

RTTarget-32 Programming Manual

Running Win32 Programs without Win32

The i386 Microprocessor

RTLoc: Locating a Program

Running a Program on the Target

Cross Debugging

The RTTarget-32 API

Advanced Topics

Choosing a Locate Method

Locate Section or NTSection

Physical or Virtual Regions

Running with or without Paging

Running at CPL 0 or 3

Installing Hardware Interrupt Handlers

Catching NULL Pointer Assignments

Catching Stack Overflows

Running without Run-Time System

Avoid Repeated Downloads

Configuration for Debug and Release Builds

Using Data Compression

Using DLLs through RTLoc

Loading DLLs through a File System

RAM File System

Installable File System

Multithread Applications

Using the MetaWINDOW Graphics Library

Using the 387 Emulator

Using Non-Volatile Memory

Running on a Virtual Target

Multiprocessor Applications

Custom MP Floating Pointer Structure

Compiling and Linking with On Time RTOS-32

Redistributable Components of RTTarget-32

RTLoc Error Messages

RTTarget-32 Reference Manual

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Choosing a Locate Method

RTLoc offers a rich set of options to map your application to the target hardware. While these options provide a high degree of flexibility, you must decide how to map your program. Frequently, several different approaches are possible with varying advantages and disadvantages.

The following sections discuss some of the required design decisions.

Left Advanced Topics

Right Locate Section or NTSection

Right Physical or Virtual Regions

Down Running with or without Paging