Книга: Microsoft Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Exam Preparation Kit
OS Design Paths and Files
OS Design Paths and Files
In order to use and redistribute your OS designs, you need to know exactly what files constitute an OS design and where they are located on your development computer. By default, you can find the OS designs in the %_WINCEROOT%OSDesigns directory. Each project corresponds to a separate child directory. OS designs typically correspond to the following file and directory structure:
? <Solution Name> The parent directory that Visual Studio created for the project.
?<Solution Name>.sln The Visual Studio solution (.sln) file to store settings specific to the OS design project. The file name is generally the same as that of your OS design.
? <Solution Name>.suo The Visual Studio solution user options (.suo) file, which contains user-dependent information, such as the state of the Solution Explorer views. The file name is generally the same as your OS design.
? <OS Design Name> The parent directory for the remaining files included in the OS design project.
• <OS Design Name>.pbxml Your OS design's catalog file. This file contains references to selected catalog components and all the settings related to your OS design.
• Subprojects This directory includes a separate subfolder for each subproject created as part of the OS design.
• SDKs This directory includes the Software Development Kits (SDKs) created for the OS design.
• Reldir This is the release directory. Platform Builder copies the files into this directory during the process of creating the run-time image that can then be downloaded to a target device.
• WinCE600 This is where files are copied after the Sysgen phase is complete, including resource files and configuration files for the current OS design.
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