Welcome to RTI Connext Micro

RTI® Connext® Micro provides a small-footprint, modular messaging solution for resource-limited devices that have limited memory and CPU power, and may not even be running an operating system. It provides the communications services that developers need to distribute time-critical data. Additionally, Connext Micro is designed as a certifiable component in high-assurance systems.

Key benefits of Connext Micro include:

• Accommodations for resource-constrained environments.

• Modular and user extensible architecture.

• Designed to be a certifiable component for safety-critical systems.

• Seamless interoperability with RTI Connext Professional.

• 1. Introduction
  • 1.1. What is RTI Connext Micro?
  • 1.2. Supported DDS Features
  • 1.3. Standards and Interoperability
  • 1.4. RTI Connext DDS Documentation
  • 1.5. OMG DDS Specification
  • 1.6. Other Products
• 2. Installation
  • 2.1. Installing RTI Connext Micro
  • 2.2. Setting Up Your Environment
  • 2.3. Building Connext Micro
• 3. Getting Started
  • 3.1. Define a Data Type
  • 3.2. Generate Type Support Code with rtiddsgen
  • 3.3. Configure UDP Transport
  • 3.4. Create DomainParticipant, Topic, and Type
  • 3.5. Create Publisher
  • 3.6. Create DataWriter
  • 3.7. Create Subscriber
  • 3.8. Create DataReader
  • 3.9. Examples
  • 3.10. Example Generation
• 4. User’s Manual
  • 4.1. Initializing the Connext Micro Library
  • 4.2. Data Types
  • 4.3. DDS Entities
  • 4.4. Sending Data
  • 4.5. Receiving Data
  • 4.6. DDS Domains
  • 4.7. Transports
  • 4.8. Discovery
  • 4.9. Configuring Resource Limits
  • 4.10. Generating Type Support with rtiddsgen
  • 4.11. Threading Model
  • 4.12. Batching
  • 4.13. Message Integrity Checking
  • 4.14. Working With Sequences
  • 4.15. Debugging
  • 4.16. Connext Micro Hardcoded Resource Limits
  • 4.17. Building Against FACE Conformance Libraries
• 5. Building and Porting Connext Micro
  • 5.1. RTI Connext Micro Platforms
  • 5.2. Building the Connext Micro Source
  • 5.3. Connext Micro for QNX
  • 5.4. Building the Connext Micro Source for FreeRTOS
  • 5.5. Building the Connext Micro Source for ThreadX
  • 5.6. Connext Micro on AUTOSAR
  • 5.7. Porting RTI Connext Micro
  • 5.8. Port Validation
  • 5.9. Building Connext Micro with compatibility for Connext Cert
• 6. Working with RTI Connext Micro and RTI Connext
  • 6.1. Development Environment
  • 6.2. Non-standard APIs
  • 6.3. QoS Policies
  • 6.4. Standard APIs
  • 6.5. IDL Files
  • 6.6. Interoperability
  • 6.7. Connext Tools
• 7. API Reference
• 8. Release Notes
  • 8.1. Supported Platforms and Programming Languages
  • 8.2. What’s New in 2.4.14.2
  • 8.3. What’s Fixed in 2.4.14.2
  • 8.4. Previous Releases
  • 8.5. Known Issues
• 9. Benchmarks
• 10. Copyrights
• 11. Third-Party Software
  • 11.1. Connext Micro Libraries
  • 11.2. Third-Party Software used by the RTIDDSGEN Code-Generation Utility
  • 11.3. Appendix – Open Source Software Licenses

Contact Support

We welcome your input on how to improve RTI Connext Micro to suit your needs. If you have questions or comments about this release, please visit the RTI Customer Portal, https://support.rti.com. The RTI Customer Portal provides access to RTI software, documentation, and support. It also allows you to log support cases.

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