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1 total messages Started by Harald Stadlbauer Wed, 09 Sep 1992 15:32
RTA - realtime tools
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Author: Harald Stadlbauer
Date: Wed, 09 Sep 1992 15:32
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I am posting this for a friend, who has no net access till now, but will forward replies to him:


For all that have the need to bring Real-Time and relational DBs
together, there is some hope now.

RTA (Real Time Architecture) is a toolbox for implementing OS-independent,
distributed, Real-Time applications which require data to be stored and
maintained in relational DBs like ORACLE and DEC-Rdb.

RTA features

o  an OS-independent C interface library for system-calls
o  a common C subroutine library for Real-Time applications
o  a Real-Time object system for administration of shared memory
   data-objects
o  a procedural SQL interface for easy use of SQL in C programs
o  OS-independent  task management and supervision
o  OS-independent  intertask event handling
o  OS-independent  intertask queue communication
o  OS-independent  node (network nodes) handling and supervision
o  OS-independent  network-wide intertask event handling
o  OS-independent  network-wide intertask queue communication
o  a memory resident real time database (RtDb) with a hot link
   to a relational DB (SqlDb) with automatic RtDb to SqlDb
   table-synchronisation
o  network-wide RtDb to RtDb (internode) table-synchronisation
o  network-wide SqlDb to SqlDb (internode) table-synchronisation

Moreover it offers highly sophisticated features for easy
implementation of  MASTER-SLAVE and/or SERVER-CLIENT
configurations with HOT-LINKS to slaves and clients.


RTA, which is purely implemented in ANSI-C, is available as
a Run-Time license or as an unlimited source code license.

It currently supports the following OSs and DBs:

          OS          DBs
          -----------------------------
          VMS         DEC-Rdb, ORACLE
          ULTRIX      ORACLE
          ISC-UNIX    ORACLE
          OS/2        ORACLE



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Harald Stadlbauer, Institute of Flexible Automation, Technical University of 
                   Vienna, Gusshausstr. 27-29, A-1040 Vienna, AUSTRIA
                   e-mail: harald@efads1.tuwien.ac.at
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