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Topic Title: RTOS Adaptor for Rhapsody IN C
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Created On: 25-Jan-2006 17:40
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 25-Jan-2006 17:40
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Niladri Bose

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Hello sir ,

Could you tell me if there are any resources I can refer to for understanding RTOS Adaptation for my In house RTOS/Kernel using the OXF framework for Rhapsody in C. I came accross many documentations for this for rhapsody in C++ but none for C.

also could you point me in the right direction or some exaples to use the RicOSsockets object to make rhapsody listem to some ports for testing purposes.

Thanks
Niladri Bose
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 8-Sep-2006 03:40
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prabhakar p

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hi ,

try with the interrupt driven framework (IDF), for more detail check the IDF model attached.
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 8-Sep-2006 12:54
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Simon Morrish

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Hi

I'm not sure if you've found it already, but the Rhapsody help includes information on how to do this for RiC.

For Rhapsody 6+, this is under Deploying Applications\RTOS Adapters\The OSAL Classes\Rhapsody in C. (Other subnodes of "RTOS Adapters" are also relevant.) For earlier versions of Rhapsody, I recall the same information was in RTOS.pdf.

Although I've not written adapters for RiC, I found this information, plus examples of out-of-the-box adapters, to be sufficient to write them for RiC++.

A couple of notes from my experience that you might find helpful:

1. Writing the actual adapter code is relatively simple. Writing the integration between Rhapsody and your toolset is the majority of the work.
2. This toolset integration consists mainly of writing makefiles.
3. I did not immediately appreciate that there are TWO distinct makefile efforts required: makefiles to build the OXF libraries; and a makefile template that Rhapsody uses to build your applications. For your first adapter, I'd recommend developing the former first and deriving the latter.

best regards,
Simon

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