On Time RTOS-32 Documentation

RTTarget-32 Programming Manual

RTTarget-32 Reference Manual

RTTarget-32 Configuration

Interrupt Handling

System Functions

Program Loading

Memory Mapping and Management

Real-Time Clock and CMOS RAM

Mouse and Touch Screen Driver

Parallel Port Printer

Serial Port I/O

Plug-and-Play BIOS

PC Cards (PCMCIA)

MetaWINDOW Initialization

Run-Time System Support

System Management BIOS (SMBIOS)

Advanced Programmable Interrupt Controller (APIC)

Function RTMPSetAPICMode

Function RTMPIsAPICMode

Function RTMPSetAPICModeACPI

Function RTMPSetPICMode

Function RTMPSetIOAPICVector

Function RTMPSendIPInterrupt

Function RTMPInitAPICTimer

Function RTMPBusFromCPUClock

Function RTMPDumpInfo

Function RTMPTableCreate

Function RTMPTableCPUEx

Function RTMPTableIOAPIC

Function RTMPTableBus

Function RTMPTableInterrupt

Function RTMPTablePCIInterrupt

Function RTMPTableCPU

Function RTMPACPITableCreate

Function RTMPSetupMSI

Function RTMPBalanceINTCPUs

Multiprocessor Management

Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) Tables

Extended RAM Management

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Function RTMPSetPICMode

RTMPSetPICMode reverts from APIC mode to legacy PIC mode:

void RTMPSetPICMode(void);

All IOAPICs are disabled and the legacy i8259 interrupt controllers are reenabled. All IRQ values in the PCI config space are reset to their boot state. Nevertheless, interrupts are no longer delivered to PCI devices after this call.

It is generally not recommended to call this function. An application which has switched to APIC mode using RTMPSetAPICMode should stay in APIC mode until it is rebooted.

Function RTMPSetAPICModeACPI

Down Function RTMPSetIOAPICVector