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INtime Quick Start Guide
INtime User's Guide
"hello, world" How-to Video Watch this short video to see how the INtime development and debug
environment operates as a completely integrated component of the Visual Studio IDE.
"jitter" Demonstration (Timer Interrupt Latency) A short two minute video that measures the timer interrupt latency
of the INtime RTOS on an Intel Core Duo processor heavily loaded by several Windows
applications.
INtime Configuration Applet Video This video shows how to use the INtime hardware device manager
to "move" specific devices and their interrupts to the INtime kernel so
your real-time applications can use that hardware without interference from Windows
drivers and applications.
Multi-Core INtime Demonstration Video A demonstration of running two instances of INtime on a quad-core
processor, alongside Windows.
iWin32 API Porting Guide A step by step process for porting existing Win32 code to run in
the INtime hard real-time environment. Includes demonstration and code examples
describing how to extract time-critical Win32 code for execution using the INtime
real-time iWin32 API.
Introduction to the iWin32 API for INtime Details the subset of Win32 API calls supported by the INtime iWin32
API, and how they operate in the INtime real-time environment. Covers mutexes, threads,
events, SEH, shared memory, and interrupts.