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Overview Real-Time Programs Theory of Operation Configuring RTX166 Tiny Using RTX166 Tiny Writing Programs
Include Files Programming Guidelines Defining Tasks Compiling and Linking Command-Line Tools µVision IDE Debugging Function ReferenceDebugging
The µVision Simulator allows you to run and test your RTX166 Tiny applications. RTX166 Tiny Applications load just like non-RTX166 Tiny programs. No special commands or options are required for debugging.
A kernel-aware dialog displays all aspects of the RTX166 Tiny kernel and the tasks in your program. Select RTX166 Tiny Tasklist from the Peripherals menu to display this dialog.
- TID is the Task ID specified in the task definition.
- Task Name is the name of the task function.
- State is the current state of the task.
- Wait for Event specifies the event(s) for which the task is waiting.
- Sig indicates the state of the task's signal flag (1=set).
- Timer indicates the number of timer ticks before the task reaches a time-out. This is a free-running timer that is only used when the task is waiting for a timeout or interval.
- UsrSP indicates the starting address (stack top) of the user task stack.
- SysSP indicates the starting address (stack top) of the system task stack.
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