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Anyday for small utilitiy programming i suggest Delphi.
now borland have released free version of their tool (TurboExplorer).
and with the availablity of quality components, you just need to focus on functionlity.
Look no further than delphi.
steps to write an rtos
I suggest you to read some book on this.
you need a minimal scheduler, and few tasks to do the work.
you could use a simulator to start with and then proceed with real hardware.
In most cases, scheduler will come in library, you need to link your project to it and...
Re: C++ or Java
With C or C++ you have direct access to serial ports, its easy to control and R/W from serial ports.
I do not suggest JAVA for these things.
Re: Share Com Port
In windows two handles cannot be opened to a Serial port.
So your best option is to create two virtual COM ports for different pipes and move the data from one end to other.
You could used virtual COM port sample drivers provided by microsoft for this purpose.
windows usb com ports
This is a problem with USB drivers and device description in usb device.
So even if you plugin the same device, windows at times allocate a new COM port number, instead of reusing the same.
you can change the COM port by opening the serial properties and change the COM...
A thread and a task are similar and are often confused. Most computers can only execute one program instruction at a time, but because they operate so fast, they appear to run many programs and serve many users simultaneously. The computer operating system gives each program a "turn" at running...
More information on RTOS to get started with
https://www.ispass.org/ispass2000/tutorial.htm
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eCOS is an embedded OS from REDHAT, which is comes FREE with no strings, and has better toolchain, arch support and mailing list is very active, but...
Re: help rgd ic5 in rh7.3
your posting is not very clear to give a answer, pls re-post without acronyms, you can also try posting in redhat mailing list or better search there.
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