OperatingSystemID (GVL)

<category>Operating System ID</category> <description>Specifies which operating system is used. With these defines, operating system specific code can be managed.</description>

InOut:

Scope

Name

Type

Initial

Comment

Constant

SYSTARGET_OS_NONE

UDINT

1

<element name=”SYSTARGET_OS_NONE” type=”IN”>No operating system used</element>

SYSTARGET_OS_WINDOWS

UDINT

2

<element name=”SYSTARGET_OS_WINDOWS” type=”IN”>Windows operating system (user mode)</element>

SYSTARGET_OS_WINDOWS_KERNEL

UDINT

3

<element name=”SYSTARGET_OS_WINDOWS_KERNEL” type=”IN”>Windows operating system (old name for RTE)</element>

SYSTARGET_OS_WINDOWS_RTE

UDINT

3

<element name=”SYSTARGET_OS_WINDOWS_KERNEL” type=”IN”>Windows operating system with RTE</element>

SYSTARGET_OS_WINDOWS_CE

UDINT

4

<element name=”SYSTARGET_OS_WINDOWS_CE” type=”IN”>WindowsCE operating system</element>

SYSTARGET_OS_LINUX

UDINT

5

<element name=”SYSTARGET_OS_LINUX” type=”IN”>Linux operating system</element>

SYSTARGET_OS_VXWORKS

UDINT

6

<element name=”SYSTARGET_OS_VXWORKS” type=”IN”>VxWorks operating system</element>

SYSTARGET_OS_QNX

UDINT

7

<element name=”SYSTARGET_OS_QNX” type=”IN”>QNX operating system</element>

SYSTARGET_OS_UCOS

UDINT

8

<element name=”SYSTARGET_OS_UCOS” type=”IN”>UCOS operating system</element>