Design and Implementation on PC Control Interface of Robot Based on VxWorks Operating System

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VxWorks operating system has been widely used in the field of embedded real-time operating system for its good reliability and excellent real-time performance. In this paper, the robot PC control interface is designed under VxWorks development environment. By reading the 24-bit true color bitmap, the image data is stored in memory, and window is created using WindMl multimedia database, bitmap is created and displayed in the window, background is displayed using the entire bitmap, buttons and text boxes are displayed by modifying and updating the corresponding position image display memory. The paper gives some modules of code, the method used is simple common, and the design interface is beautiful.

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