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Using the RTOS32Win Virtual TargetThis option is only available if you have On Time RTOS-32 component RTVmf-32 and the product RTOS32Win from acontis. Once the Monitor Monvmf has been built, it must be uploaded into the RTOS32Win virtual machine with command line: UploadRtos -config "-b '%RTE_ROOT%Vmf.bin' 'Rtos-32.config'" Monvmf.bin or under the On Time RTOS-32 Evaluation Kit: UploadRtos -config "-b '%RTE_ROOT%Vmf.bin' 'Rtos-32.config'" %RTTARGET%\Bin\Monvmf.bin For the command line demos, these commands can also be executed through the makefile with (Borland): Make Upload or (Microsoft): Nmake Upload The Microsoft Visual Studio demo projects Hellovmf and VmfTcp do this automatically as part of the project build process. To explicitly reload an image, right click in the respective .bin file in the project's Boot Image Files folder and select Compile. This will execute the bin file's custom build step which calls the UploadRtos utility. If RTOS32Win is not installed on the same computer as the On Time RTOS-32 development environment, the Visual Studio projects cannot upload .bin files to the Vm automatically. In this case, right-click on each .bin file and select Properties, General, Exclude from Build. Using the AMD Élan SC520 Evaluation Board Using the Real-Time Hypervisor Target
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