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I want to develop ROMable and self-booting programs for a 32-bit embedded system using On Time RTOS-32. What software do I need?

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I want to develop ROMable and self-booting programs for a 32-bit embedded system using On Time RTOS-32. What software do I need?

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You need a Win32 compiler (Borland or Microsoft), RTTarget-32, and, if you want to boot from ROM or FLASH rather than from disk, an EPROM burner with software that supports Intel HEX or BIN files. If you need multitasking, RTKernel-32 is also required. If you need access to mass storage devices such as diskettes, hard disks, flash disks, SRAM cards, or CDs/DVDs, RTFiles-32 is also required. For network access, the TCP/IP stack RTIP-32 and RTKernel-32 are necessary. If you need a graphical user interface instead of the text mode console I/O functions provided by RTTarget-32, you will also need RTPEG-32. To use USB devices attached to the embedded system, RTUSB-32 is required.

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