Can real-time extensions survive a Windows NT crash?

Proceedings 1999 IEEE Symposium on Application-Specific Systems and Software Engineering and Technology. ASSET'99 (Cat. No.PR00122) Pub Date : 1999-03-24 DOI:10.1109/ASSET.1999.756757

N. Caudy, L. McFearin

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Windows NT has become a widespread, general purpose operating system and is seeing increased use in real-time applications. However Windows NT was nor designed for real-time operation and, in such environments, the all too common Windows NT system stop event (crash or "Blue Screen of Death") can prove catastrophic. Consequently three commercial real-time extensions are available for Windows NT: Hyperkernel from Imagination Systems, INtime from RadiSys, and RTX from VenturCom. These extensions add determinism for real-time applications along with the capability for real-time applications to survive a Windows NT stop event. Each solution has a different architecture and our rests revealed that each solution has a different response to Windows NT crashes. These extensions differ in the types of stop events which can be survived the code required to survive a stop event, I/O capabilities after a stop event, and real-time performance during a stop event. However, all of these solutions allow some level of protection until the user can initiate an orderly shutdown at an appropriate time.

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实时扩展能在Windows NT崩溃时存活下来吗?

Windows NT已经成为一个广泛使用的通用操作系统，并且在实时应用程序中的使用也越来越多。然而，Windows NT并不是为实时操作而设计的，在这样的环境中，常见的Windows NT系统停止事件(崩溃或“蓝屏死机”)可能是灾难性的。因此，有三个商业实时扩展可用于Windows NT:来自Imagination Systems的Hyperkernel，来自RadiSys的INtime和来自VenturCom的RTX。这些扩展为实时应用程序增加了确定性，并使实时应用程序能够在Windows NT停止事件中存活下来。每个解决方案都有不同的体系结构，我们的研究表明，每个解决方案对Windows NT崩溃都有不同的响应。这些扩展在停止事件类型、停止事件后的I/O能力以及停止事件期间的实时性能方面有所不同。然而，所有这些解决方案都允许一定程度的保护，直到用户可以在适当的时候启动有序关闭。

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