TNT Embedded ToolSuite Version 8.5

The TNT Embedded ToolSuite system allows a developer to use familiar compilers, debuggers, and various other tools to create an Intel Architecture based embedded or real-time system. Compilers supported include 32-bit C/C++ compilers from Microsoft*, Borland, and Watcom. Although most of these compilers are intended for use with a Windows NT system, Phar Lap has added tools to allow their use with MS-DOS*, Windows* 3.1, or Windows 95 operating systems. The Visual System Builder has specific support to build a TNT Embedded Kernel on the Intel386(TM) EX microprocessor evaluation board and AmproŠs CoreModule-386 or -486 processor card.
Support for a subset of the Mirosoft Win32 APIs is included in the ToolSuite. The APIs include support for threads, priorities, and scheduling. With the TNT Embedded ToolSuite version 8.5 a developer can create a priority based, multitasking, embedded kernel, and set of applications.
Requirements for a ROMed embedded kernel are 14K ROM and 13K RAM and a serial port. Embedded programs can be loaded from either diskettes, IDE hard disks, or across a high speed serial line. Single board computers such as PC/104 computers make ideal targets.
Network support for TCP/IP via WinSock 1.1 APIs. Included is a MicroWeb server and HTML-on-the-fly library.
To connect a target system to a host system, Phar Lap Software provides a LapLink cable so one doesnŠt have to worry about null modem cables or even connector sizes.