OS Components & Operations
These guides explain how to use the QNX OS components and perform key operations such as building an embedded system and optimizing its performance.
Describes optimization techniques to minimize the startup time of your system
Tells you how to get the OS running on your target embedded system, write an IPL, customize a startup program, etc.
Provides guidance on modifying a reference board BSP to work with a custom board.
Describes the contents of all resource manager publisher (RMPS) objects created and used by device publishers, and lists the command-line options for the publishers.
Explains how to build robust high-availability software running on the QNX OS.
Describes the QNX OS High-Performance Networking Stack and its manager, io-sock.
Describes how to use the PCI server to attach and configure PCI devices.
Provides performance tuning suggestions and considerations for your specific QNX environment.
Describes the QNX System Memory Management Unit Manager (SMMUMAN), a system memory management unit manager that uses the DMA containment and memory-management capabilities on supported boards.
Describes how you can use the instrumented microkernel to perform a detailed analysis of what's happening in an entire QNX OS system.
Deals with a series of topics, often platform-specific, that aren't covered in the basic docset.
Explains how to use the QNX OS runtime environment and perform system-administration tasks.