The QNX Neutrino Cookbook: Recipes for Programmers provides "recipes" that will help you understand how to design and write programs that run on the QNX Neutrino RTOS. There's a separate archive of the source code for the programs that the book describes.
The following table may help you find information quickly:
| To find out about: | Go to: |
|---|---|
| Brian Stecher's foreword | Foreword to the First Edition |
| Rob Krten's preface | Preface to the First Edition |
| Code that's common to all the recipes | The Basics |
| How to make your system highly available | High Availability |
| Designing a system that's based on message passing | Design Philosophy |
| Using a resource manager to implement a web counter | Web Counter Resource Manager |
| Writing a data-acquisition server | ADIOS — Analog/Digital I/O Server |
| Writing a basic filesystem | RAM-disk Filesystem |
| Writing a filesystem that manages .tar files | TAR Filesystem |
| Additional information about the basics of filesystems | Filesystems |
| Useful information that QNX Neutrino stores in /proc | The /proc Filesystem |
| Getting the source code discussed in this book | Sample Programs |
| Terms used in QNX docs | Glossary |