Gentlemen (Ladies):
I'm confused: when looking at documentation/marketing literature for Keil's Real-Time OS products for the ARM achitecture, I come across what looks like the same product but which appears to be referred-to four different ways:
1.) ARTX (Advanced Real Time Executive?)
2.) RTX (Realtime Kernel)
2.) RL-ARM (RealView RealTime Library)
3.) RTL-ARM (RealView RTL-ARM RTOS)
Anybody know which is which? I also found documentation on the Keil site for the RL-ARM product. But when I opened it up, it referred to the RTOS as ARTX!
Can anyone shed some light on this? Herr Keil?
Thanks in Advance,
-=Rich=-
Jon:
Thanks for the speedy and helpful reply. I can relate to the product-naming hassle...I've been thru that a bit lately myself.
Not to belabor the point (just want to be certain I'm using the right thing), the correct documentation for the RL-ARM package is a compressed help file called ararm.chm?
Thanks Again,
the file name is today RTL.CHM.
Thanks. I found it.
Best Regards,