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SLAY - QNX
You can use slay to change the runmask, or the runmask and inherit mask, for threads that are already running; to set the masks for a new process, use the on command. Both commands interpret the -C and -R options in the same way.. You can use more than one -R option to specify a runmask that's more than 32 bits long. The first -R option specifies bits 0 through 31, the second specifies bits 32SLOGINFO - QNX
The sloginfo utility prints the contents of the system log buffer managed by slogger , which must be running to record these messages. By default, sloginfo prints all messages and exits. You can use the -w option to have it wait for more messages. You can use the -m and_PULSE - QNX
Description: The _pulse structure describes a pulse , a fixed-size, nonblocking message that carries a small payload (four bytes of data plus a single byte code). The members include: WHAT IS ADAPTIVE PARTITIONING? An adaptive partition is a named set of rules. The rules are selected to control the global resource behavior of the system. When a process or thread is associated with a particular partition (scheduler), then its actions are governed by the rules of that partition at that time. For example, adaptive partitioning is similar to people who belongSHOWMEM - QNX
If you specify the -D option, showmem shows detailed process information. The Process section shows the breakdown of the code, data, stack, heap, and libraries being used by the processes. The Shared section is just the same as the Shared section shown with the -P option. If a value is shown in parentheses, this memory has alreadybeen
GETPID - QNX
Get the process ID. Synopsis: #include pid_t getpid( void ); Library: libc. Use the -l c option to qcc to link against this library. This library is usually included automatically. Description:CLOCKPERIOD()
ClockPeriod(), ClockPeriod_r() Get or set a clock period. Synopsis: #include int ClockPeriod( clockid_t id, const struct _clockperiod * new, struct _clockperiod * old, int reserved); int ClockPeriod_r( clockid_t id, const struct _clockperiod * new, struct _clockperiod *old, int reserved);
TIMER_SETTIME
The timer_settime () function rounds up time values that are between two consecutive nonnegative integer multiples of the resolution of the specified timer to the larger multiple of the resolution. If the it_interval member of value is nonzero, then it specifies a repeat rate that is added to the timer once the it_value period has expired. QNX PRODUCT DOCUMENTATION QNX Product Documentation. PDF Documents. QNX Neutrino RTOS. Quickstart Guide. System Architecture Guide. Standard Support User's Guide. Priority Support User's Guide. Choose from the following product versions: ( Note: Some PDF links may require login MANAGING USER ACCOUNTS Lock the password database: if the /etc/.pwlock file doesn't exist, lock the account files by creating it; if it does exist, wait until it's gone. Open the appropriate file or files, using the text editor of your choice, and make the necessary changes. Unlock the password database by removing /etc/.pwlock.SLAY - QNX
You can use slay to change the runmask, or the runmask and inherit mask, for threads that are already running; to set the masks for a new process, use the on command. Both commands interpret the -C and -R options in the same way.. You can use more than one -R option to specify a runmask that's more than 32 bits long. The first -R option specifies bits 0 through 31, the second specifies bits 32SLOGINFO - QNX
The sloginfo utility prints the contents of the system log buffer managed by slogger , which must be running to record these messages. By default, sloginfo prints all messages and exits. You can use the -w option to have it wait for more messages. You can use the -m and_PULSE - QNX
Description: The _pulse structure describes a pulse , a fixed-size, nonblocking message that carries a small payload (four bytes of data plus a single byte code). The members include: WHAT IS ADAPTIVE PARTITIONING? An adaptive partition is a named set of rules. The rules are selected to control the global resource behavior of the system. When a process or thread is associated with a particular partition (scheduler), then its actions are governed by the rules of that partition at that time. For example, adaptive partitioning is similar to people who belongSHOWMEM - QNX
If you specify the -D option, showmem shows detailed process information. The Process section shows the breakdown of the code, data, stack, heap, and libraries being used by the processes. The Shared section is just the same as the Shared section shown with the -P option. If a value is shown in parentheses, this memory has alreadybeen
GETPID - QNX
Get the process ID. Synopsis: #include pid_t getpid( void ); Library: libc. Use the -l c option to qcc to link against this library. This library is usually included automatically. Description:CLOCKPERIOD()
ClockPeriod(), ClockPeriod_r() Get or set a clock period. Synopsis: #include int ClockPeriod( clockid_t id, const struct _clockperiod * new, struct _clockperiod * old, int reserved); int ClockPeriod_r( clockid_t id, const struct _clockperiod * new, struct _clockperiod *old, int reserved);
TIMER_SETTIME
The timer_settime () function rounds up time values that are between two consecutive nonnegative integer multiples of the resolution of the specified timer to the larger multiple of the resolution. If the it_interval member of value is nonzero, then it specifies a repeat rate that is added to the timer once the it_value period has expired. QNX SOFTWARE SYSTEMS This page provides access to your personal account information. QNX realtime RTOS - Operating systems, development tools, realtime operating system software and services for connected embedded systemsBASIC COMMANDS
Determine your current directory. pwd (builtin ksh command) Change directory. cd (builtin ksh command) List the contents of a directory. ls. Rename (move) files and directories. mv. Delete (remove) files. MANAGING USER ACCOUNTS Lock the password database: if the /etc/.pwlock file doesn't exist, lock the account files by creating it; if it does exist, wait until it's gone. Open the appropriate file or files, using the text editor of your choice, and make the necessary changes. Unlock the password database by removing /etc/.pwlock.SLAY - QNX
You can use slay to change the runmask, or the runmask and inherit mask, for threads that are already running; to set the masks for a new process, use the on command. Both commands interpret the -C and -R options in the same way.. You can use more than one -R option to specify a runmask that's more than 32 bits long. The first -R option specifies bits 0 through 31, the second specifies bits 32SELECT - QNX
The select() function replaces the given descriptor sets with subsets consisting of those descriptors that are ready for the requested operation, and returns the total number of ready descriptors in all the sets.. If timeout isn't NULL, it specifies a maximum interval to wait for the selection to complete.If timeout is NULL, select() blocks until one of the selected conditions occurs.ERRNO - QNX
The errno variable may be implemented as a macro, but you can always examine or set it as if it were a simple integer variable.DEVCTL - QNX
The devctl () function returns with data containing the Line Status value. This then can be used to determine what lines are set on that device. In our example, we check against _LINESTATUS_SER_RTS . To find out what values to use with different DCMD_* commands, lookCLOCK_GETTIME
A pointer to a timespec structure where clock_gettime () can store the time. This function sets the members as follows: tv_sec — the number of seconds since 1970. tv_nsec — the number of nanoseconds expired in the current second. This value increases by some multiple of nanoseconds, based on the system clock's resolution.SHOWMEM - QNX
If you specify the -D option, showmem shows detailed process information. The Process section shows the breakdown of the code, data, stack, heap, and libraries being used by the processes. The Shared section is just the same as the Shared section shown with the -P option. If a value is shown in parentheses, this memory has alreadybeen
A FEW EXAMPLES
Let's take a look at some examples. We'll assume that the proper include files ( and ) have been included, and that the thread to be created is called new_thread() and is correctly prototyped and defined.The most common way of creating a thread is to simply let thevalues default:
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