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Real-time Programming with RTX

posted Apr 10, 2011 11:19 AM by Brian Munzenberger
Exceeding the Limits of Windows(TM) :  
Real-time Programming with RTX

  
with Joe Glandorf
 
Wednesday, April 6th, 2011 @ 6pm
 
Abstract: 
 
Need to run a robot or CNC machine, but your management and customers demand you use a Windows box?  Your UI developers want to take advantage of their familiar tools?  It is possible with Real-Time Extensions for Windows.  This presentation will discuss:
  • What sort of applications need real-time capabilities?
  • What is RTX and an overview of how it works.
  • How to develop RTX applications.
  •  How to coordinate RTX and Win32 processes, and communicate between them.
  •  Advantages and disadvantages of RTX and PC hardware.
  •  Some of the alternatives to RTX.



Bio:
Joe began serious programming when he designed a blazing 4Mhz 6502 processor board for a machine vision system.  He has worked in the resistance welding controls industry and currently writes software for a CNC machine manufacturer.  He holds amateur radio license AC8ES and can usually be found at the monthly Ann Arbor Companion Bird Club meetings.

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Brian Munzenberger,
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