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The Peripheral Development Kit allows third-party developers to enrich the standard Ride
simulation system for simulating specific microcontrollers.
The following diagram provides an overview of the PDK process:
When properly registered under Ride registries, Ride will recognize the user defined DLL as
a simulation extension system. So, during the simulation process the PDK server of the
simulator will call this extension DLL to do the non-standard part of the simulation.
On the other hand the extension DLL has access to the simulation heart through the
PDK API (extperi.dll), letting it inspect and modify the simulation process.
The PDK directory contains the following directories:
- Help: PDK help file describing the PDK API and the development process.
- Include, Src: Visual C++ source files and their headers for a quick and easy start of
the DLL development.
- Samples: A visual C++ project defining a simple PDK based DLL.70.
For more information on this product, please email info@raisonance.com
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