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It is not a programming tutorial; the sample program was written to exercise Tornado in ... program to the VxWorkstarget simulator on your host system. Use the Tornado shell ...

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33 3 Tornado Tutorial 3.1 Introduction This tutorial is designed to introduce you to key features of Tornado using the integrated VxWorks target simulator. It does not require any target hardware or special configuration of your host system. It is not a programming tutorial; the sample program was written to exercise Tornado in illustrative ways. While simply reading the tutorial maybe edifying, we encourage you to perform the steps described in this chapter so that you can experience Tornado first hand. In the course of the tutorial, you will: Use the project facility to create a workspace and project fora sample program. Build the program from the project facility GUI. Download the program to the VxWorkstarget simulator on your host system. Use the Tornado shell to run the sample program. Use the browser to observe memory usage on the target simulator. Use the WindViewsoftware logic analyzer to graphically display the execution flow of the sample program and to identify a problem with task prioritization. Use the debugger to identify a runtime application error. Naturally, you will have several opportunities to modify the program to correct its runtime behavior, rebuild it, download it, and run it again. Tornado 2.2 Getting Started Guide 34 The tutorial assumes minimal knowledge of multi-threaded programming in C, and basic Windows usage. You might approach the tutorial with the following scenario in mind: A colleague has abruptly announced that he is going on vacation, and the VP of Engineering has handed you the delinquentsportionof The Project. You are alarmed. His code is typically cryptic, poorly documented, and full of run-time mischief. The thought of reading his source gives you a headache. And the target hardware seems to have gone on vacation with him. You decide to use Tornados target simulator and analytical tools to see how the code behaves. 3.2 Start Tornado To start Tornado, sel ...

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