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64 Integration with Operating Systems
This chapter describes how to integrate code generated by the Cadvanced SDL to C Compiler with operating systems.
The different integration models (Light Integration, Threaded Integration and Tight Integration) are explained in the introduction.
There is a separate annex for each supported RTOS where the OS specific parts are described.
You are free to reuse the integrations supplied by IBM Rational or modify them to your needs. The OS integrations are tested by IBM Rational but IBM Rational does not guarantee that they will perform in your specific target environment (hardware, CPU, RTOS version etc.). Please refer to RTOS integrations for information about host and target environments where the integration types have been developed and tested.
Light and Threaded integrations
The Light and Threaded integrations are included in the delivery.
The standard product support and maintenance agreement only includes support for the Light and Threaded integrations available from IBM Rational if no changes have been made to the integrations.
The Tight integration is meant to serve as a template, to be adapted to your needs. It is available for you as a free download from the IBM Rational Support web site.
The standard product support and maintenance agreement does not assist in adapting to your target environment.
Customer specific OS integrations
All OS integration models can be supported, enhanced and customized by using IBM Rational's Professional Services.
IBM Rational has developed a large number of integrations based on the company's vast experience of integrating with all operating systems on the market.
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