TenAsys extends 64-bit memory use for INtime RTOS
Making use of the flexibility of Intel Architecture, the INtime 32-bit real-time operating system now uses a 64-bit memory architecture underneath. This benefits any applications which require large memory access, without forcing unnecessary porting of applications to a 64-bit architecture. Existing INtime applications run without modification or rebuilding, each with abundance of physical memory.
Included in this update is ISO certified C++11 support. Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 is all that is required for INtime developers to incorporate cutting edge libraries and services of the most significant update to C++ since TR1 in 2003. New libraries, classes and algorithms are the basis for a wide range of portable software across the industry, are now readily enabled in the INtime real-time operating system. This eases coding effort, cutting time to market, while improving code safety.
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