C++ Programming
03-29-2009, 02:42 AM
Windows CE is a small, configurable, feature-rich, real-time operating system. In Windows CE 3.0, the real-time support has been improved. This article looks at specific support for the creation of real-time systems and how it compares to the support in Windows for the desktop. The way interrupt handlers, processes, memory management, and synchronization work in Windows CE 3.0 is discussed. An extensive look at threads and thread priority, misconceptions surrounding them, and their impact on performance is included. Refinements to the Windows CE scheduler and support for nestable interrupts are also covered.
Paul Yao
<a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/magazine/a23891b1-9276-41b1-ab32-ce3ed56f2745">MSDN Magazine November 2000
Paul Yao
<a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/magazine/a23891b1-9276-41b1-ab32-ce3ed56f2745">MSDN Magazine November 2000