Members of the QNX Corporate Alliance Program receive online technical support, free web listings, and a discount on training. They can also take advantage of optional marketing initiatives and additional technical support. The QNX RTOS already supports PowerPC, MIPS, and x86 targets. More importantly, the QNX RTOS will allow developers to target the various processors simultaneously, using a single stream of source code. The direct RTOS awareness found in the SeeCode debugger gives developers visibility into QNX constructs such as process and thread information, memory blocks, and messages.
Developers can display registers, local variables, or call stack for multiple threads concurrently.
But the procedure remains a bit of a black art, partly because it's one of the less-documented features of the QNX RTOS v6. If you're writing an application that draws raw images into a window, you want to use the fastest blit possible. In this article, I'll look at three ways to blit images using the QNX RTOS - from slowest to fastest. I'll also assume your display is in 16-bit mode. Since 1959, National Semiconductor has been pioneering revolutionary electronics technologies, ranging from early discrete transistors to the introduction of a sophisticated integrated circuit product line.