RL-ARM User's Guide

The RL-ARM™ User's Guide contains detailed information about the components of the Real-Time Library (RL-ARM). RL-ARM is:

• A group of tightly-coupled libraries designed to solve the real-time and communication challenges of embedded systems.
• A collection of easy-to-use middleware components that are designed to work across many ARM- and Cortex-M processor-based microcontrollers.
• Integrated into the MDK-Professional Edition.

This manual contains the following chapters:

• RL-RTX describes the operating system (RTOS) component of RL-ARM, tasks and task priorities, task management, timers, scheduling, interrupt functions, mailboxes, and the RTX-RTOS configuration and debugging possibilities.
• RL-FlashFS describes the Flash File System component of RL-ARM for managing files stored on standard Flash, RAM, or Memory Card devices.
• RL-TCPnet describes the TCP/IP Protocol Stack Suite component of RL-ARM explaining the various TCP/IP features, and helps in creating embedded applications that can connect to the Internet.
• RL-CAN describes the Controller Area Network (CAN) driver component of RL-ARM, and explains the creation of CAN applications using the RTX kernel.
• RL-USB describes the USB Device and USB Host driver component of RL-ARM for creating USB applications.
• Example Programs lists and explains some of the examples built with RL-ARM.
• Library Reference describes all the library routines that are available in RL-ARM.
• Appendix contains the µVision® debug dialogs and a glossary.