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TenAsys eVM technology provides you with a platform to run your favorite embedded OS alongside Windows without sacrificing determinism, performance or features. This white paper describes how the eVM platform can host your embedded OS on a Windows system and how the eVM system compares to conventional virtual machine managers (VMM).
The TenAsys real-time hypervisor model capitalizes on Intel Virtualization
Technology (Intel VT), a key feature of the Intel® Core™ microarchitecture,
to simultaneously host one or more real-time operating systems (RTOS) and general purpose operating systems (GPOS) on a single multi-core processor platform.
INtime Overview Slide Presentation
A
presentation of the INtime software and features, in PowerPoint format. A
presentation of the INtime software and features, in flash format. A
presentation of the INtime software and features, in PDF format.
Discusses
one of the most common measurements requested of real-time operating
system (RTOS) vendors: the time required to respond to an interrupt or
interrupt latency. This report summarizes the results of studies designed
to objectively and realistically measure the interrupt latency when using
the INtime real-time operating system for Windows.
Describes
the four types of exceptions that may occur during the execution of an
INtime real-time application: programming, environmental, floating-point,
and hardware.
Discusses the INtime software protection for real-time
applications when a Windows "blue-screen" crash occurs. The sample real-time
application provided with INtime is reviewed, which can be used as the
foundation for implementing a blue-screen recovery application. Considerations
for real-time applications to provide their own blue-screen recovery
strategy are also discussed.
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