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RTTarget-32 Programming Manual Running Win32 Programs without Win32 Running a Program on the Target Demo Programs Running Demos with Command Line Tools Running Demos in Microsoft Visual Studio Running Demos in the Borland Delphi IDE Using a Standard PC as a Target Using a Standard PC as a Target for GUI Demos Using the AMD Élan SC400 Evaluation Board Using the AMD Élan SC520 Evaluation Board Using the RTOS32Win Virtual Target Using the Real-Time Hypervisor Target Compiling and Linking with On Time RTOS-32 |
Demo ProgramsNumerous example programs are shipped with RTTarget-32. Each of them resides in a separate directory under directories Demobc, Demomsvc, Demomsdev, and Demodel for the respective compilers Borland C/C++, Microsoft Visual C/C++ (command line tools), Microsoft Visual Studio, and Borland Delphi. In addition to the source code of each example program, there are also a number of configuration files included. These configuration files are preconfigured for five different typical target computer configurations: a PC-compatible target computer with at least 4M of RAM, an i386EX based evaluation board with 128k RAM and ROM, the AMD Élan Sc400 Evaluation Board, the AMD Élan SC520 Evaluation Board, and the National Semiconductor Evaluation Board for the NS486SXF microcontroller. Sections below describe how to prepare each target to run the demos. The demo configuration files are set up such that defining preprocessor symbol BOOT on RTLoc's command line will include boot code in the program build. If BOOT is not specified, the Debug Monitor is reserved with command Reserve Monitor to enable the program to be run with RTRun or under the Debug Monitor. Running Demos with Command Line Tools Running Demos in Microsoft Visual Studio Running Demos in the Borland Delphi IDE Using a Standard PC as a Target Using a Standard PC as a Target for GUI Demos Using the AMD Élan SC400 Evaluation Board Using the AMD Élan SC520 Evaluation Board Using the RTOS32Win Virtual Target Using the Real-Time Hypervisor Target
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