The book is intended for programmers using the QNX® Neutrino® RTOS, and contains nine chapters and three appendices. Six of the chapters provide detailed code walkthroughs of real-world programs: a web-counter resource manager, a thread fingerprint utility, a high-availability system monitor, an analog/digital I/O data acquisition system, a RAM disk, and a TAR file system. Three of the projects are from live production systems. The author developed these projects on contract for companies who have graciously allowed their source code to be published. Each example not only shows the source code required to accomplish the task, but most importantly, explains why the code was designed the way it was, exactly how it works, and what each step does. This book is ideal for anyone wanting an "inside look" into how programs are developed for the QNX Neutrino operating system. It also comes with a CD-ROM that contains all the examples.
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Rob Krten is a dedicated software hacker who has been doing this for 20+ years. Rob Krten is the author of three QNX books and several articles. He specializes in embedded realtime work, and collects antique minicomputers as a hobby
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