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The API call RaiseException, which raises an exception.When you place an instruction pointer on a breakpoint, you need to step twice to move beyond the breakpoint.To continue, close the program and restart the debug session. When this occurs, Visual Studio displays a dialog indicating Microsoft Visual Studio has stopped working. When you hit Break All on a CPU-intensive running RTSS application and then stop debugging, Visual Studio can lose the context.Using RtssKill may still list the process under debug running even after process under debug was killed.To work around this, set a breakpoint in the application and press F5. The IntervalZero Real-Time Debugger does not support Single-Step after Break All is used.Hard-coded breakpoints will cause Visual Studio to crash. Hard-coded (embedded) and data breakpoints are not supported.A Green Screen may occur if you use the IntervalZero Real-Time Debugger while the Subsystem is in the process of shutting down. You must close the Visual Studio debugging session before you stop the RTX Subsystem.

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If a real-time priority value matches a Windows value, the priority text displayed in the debugger Threads window will not be meaningful. RTSS thread priority values range from 0 to 127 and Windows thread priorities range from -15 to 15.

The RTSS thread priority shown in the Visual Studio Debugger Threads window will display Unknown if the real-time priority value does not correspond to a Windows thread priority.

The PID is displayed in the Output window. This is expected behavior when Visual Studio is used to debug a non-Windows process.

The IntervalZero Real-Time Debugger does not display the Process ID (PID) for RTSS processes being debugged.

For more information, see the related sample available from the IntervalZero Support site.

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After the Windows driver allocates the memory needed, it can use the Real-Time Kernel API (RTK) to provide that memory to RTSS applications for use. If as a boot-time process your RTSS application is still unable to allocate enough memory, you can create a Windows driver that can allocate memory earlier in the Windows boot process than a RTSS registered boot-time application. This allows memory allocation to happen early in the Windows boot process, before it becomes too fragmented or allocated to other Windows drivers. Because of this, it is recommended that RTSS processes that require large amounts of contiguous memory be registered to run at boot-time.

The RTSS Subsystem’s access to memory is limited by the amount of non-paged pool memory available on the system.

Information on a boot-time process load failure will be added to the Windows Event Viewer to help users diagnose the cause of a boot-time load failures.

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Note that you will see a blank screen during the license check if you boot up a machine with boot-time processes registered without a valid license. If none are found, the license validation request will fail and the Subsystem will not load the registered boot-time process. The Subsystem will wait up to 2 minutes for a valid license to be found. The first valid license found may not be the same license used once the Subsystem has had the opportunity to confirm all licenses and dongles found on the system and determine which is the most-recently-installed and best choice.

Because of this delay, during boot-time start the RTSS subsystem will use the first license it finds that will successfully validate a license request. This process might take several seconds, especially if a previously unseen dongle is required for license validation. When an RTSS process is scheduled to load at boot-time it is dependent on the RTSS Subsystem being able to check for a valid license. A RTSS process requires a valid license to start.RTX does not correctly handle Unicode strings that contain non-English characters.Running a single instance yields the expected output. Running multiple instances of Pppd simultaneously can cause RTSS exceptions.