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        Managing a real-time hardware interface with INtime and XP Embedded

        Staff | Date: Oct 6, 2003 | Comments: 1



        This article from TenAsys Corp. provides a brief overview of how that company's INtime software allows a real-time operating system to run on the same platform as Windows XP Embedded by encapsulating each system in a virtual-machine architecture.




        "Microsoft Windows XP Embedded is a good platform to consider in designing a dedicated application from the point of view of features, footprint management, and the wealth of support and applications available. However, when an application requires real-time performance from a hardware interface, a real-time extension is required, along with some partition of the platform and the application. Time-critical threads must be executed under a real-time kernel, and interrupt resources must be dedicated to the hardware under that scheduler . . . "

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