Hello everyone,
I am interested in learning a real-time OS -- vxworks and I would like to make my hands dirty to develop some applications. Does anyone know where to find resources about develop C/C++ application on vxworks platform -- forums, tutorials or documentations?
I can not found any comprehensive technical document from vxworks web site, also not any forums/mail lists they host.
regards,
George
I'm not familiar with vxworks, but all the "standard" C stuff should still work. Was there something in particular you were hoping to learn?
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> I can not found any comprehensive technical document from vxworks web site
VxWorks is a commercial operation, so if you hand over enough $$$, then you'll get whatever you want.
Have you shelled out on some hardware to run it on when you've got it?
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