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

RTTarget-32 Native API

RTTarget-32 Header Files

Win32 Emulation

Win32 Memory Management

Win32 Console I/O

Win32 Date and Time Management

Win32 Exception Handling

Win32 Thread Local Storage (TLS)

Win32 Memory Mapped Files

Win32 API Function Cross Reference

Adding other Win32 Functions

RTTarget-32's Memory Managers

Alternate Heap Manager RTTHeap

Extended RAM Management

ACPI Component Architecture

Advanced Topics

Compiling and Linking with On Time RTOS-32

Redistributable Components of RTTarget-32

RTLoc Error Messages

RTTarget-32 Reference Manual

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Win32 Exception Handling

Win32's structured exception handling (and C++'s or Object Pascal's exception handling which relies on the operating system's exception handling) are fully supported. However, by default, CPU exceptions do not generate structured exceptions. If this is required, call RTRaiseCPUException.

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