Real-Time Performance Considerations (Windows CE 5.0)
Real-time performance is affected by how well you use Windows CE to improve performance and by how successfully you avoid operations that worsen performance. Windows CE is used in both real-time environments and environments that are not real-time. To improve performance in a real-time environment, avoid using features in the OS within real-time threads and using components that are not real-time. Also, you should only use functionality such as demand paging, power management, and device I/O in an appropriate manner because these components and functionality are not specifically designed for real-time OSs.
For more information about real-time performance considerations, see the following topics:
- Memory Considerations
- Demand Paging Considerations
- File System Considerations
- Graphics, Windowing, and Events Subsystem Considerations
- System Timer Considerations
- Power Management Considerations
- Peripheral Access Considerations
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