IRMX For Windows
Like DOS-RMX, this system provides a hybrid mixture of services and capabilities defined by MS-DOS, Microsoft Windows, and iRMX. Inter-application communication via an enhanced Windows DDE capability allows RMX tasks to communicate with Windows processes.
iRMX for Windows was originally intended for use in combination with the 16-bit version of Microsoft Windows. In 2002 iRMX for Windows was reintroduced by adding these RMX personalities to the INtime RTOS for Windows, allowing it to be used in conjunction with the 32-bit protected-mode versions of Windows (Windows NT, Windows 2000, etc.).
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