Runtime infrastructure

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In computing, run-time infrastructure (RTI) is a middleware that is required when implementing the High Level Architecture. RTI is the fundamental component of HLA. It provides a set of software services that are necessary to support federates to coordinate their operations and data exchange during a runtime execution. In other sense, it is the implementation of the HLA interface specification but is not itself part of specification. Modern RTI implementations conform to the IEEE 1516 and/or HLA 1.3 API specifications.

[edit] Known implementations

Commercial
Name	Vendor	Standard	Bindings	License
Chronos RTI	Magnetar Games	IEEE 1516	C++, .NET	Commercial
MÄK High Performance RTI	MÄK Technologies	1.3, IEEE 1516	C++, Java	Commercial
Openskies RTI	Cybernet Systems	1.3, IEEE 1516	C++	Commercial
pRTI	Pitch Technologies AB	1.3, IEEE 1516	C++, Java	Commercial
RTI NG Pro	Raytheon Virtual Technology Corporation	1.3, IEEE 1516	C++, Java	Commercial
Non-commercial
Name	Vendor	Standard	Bindings	License
CERTI	ONERA	1.3partial, IEEE 1516 planning	C++	GPL
EODiSP HLA	P&P Software	IEEE 1516partial	Java	GPL
jaRTI	LittleBlueFrog Labs	1.3 partial, IEEE 1516 partial	Java, C++	CDDL
Open HLA		1.3partial, IEEE 1516partial	Java	Apache License
Discontinued
Name	Vendor	Standard	Bindings	License
GMU RTI	George Mason University	1.1	C++	Free software license
RTI NG	DMSO	1.3	C++, Java
SXTA		IEEE 1516	C#	BSD license
XRTI (Extensible Run-Time Infrastructure)	US Naval Postgraduate School	IEEE 1516	C++	BSD license
yaRTI (yet another RTI)		1.3	C++, Ada	GPL