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)

Multiprocessor Management

Function RTMPCPUs

Function RTMPSelf

Function RTMPStartCPU

Function RTMPStopAll

Function RTMPSynchTimeStampCounters

Function RTRDTSC

Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) Tables

Extended RAM Management

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Function RTMPStopAll

RTMPStopAll stops all previously started CPUs and places them in the reset state.

void RTMPStopAll(void);

If the calling CPU is not the boot CPU, the current execution thread is moved to the boot CPU.

It is generally not recommended to call this function. Multiprocessor programs should continue to operate with all started CPUs until they terminate and reboot. CPUs which have nothing to do should execute RTHaltCPL3 in a loop.

Function RTMPStartCPU

Down Function RTMPSynchTimeStampCounters