Книга: Microsoft Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Exam Preparation Kit
Creating a Custom Tux Module
Creating a Custom Tux Module
To create a custom test library that is compliant with the Tux framework, start the Windows Embedded CE Subproject Wizard by adding a subproject to the OS design of your run-time image and select the WCE TUX DLL template. This causes the Tux wizard to create a skeleton that you can customize according to your driver requirements.
You must edit the following files in the subproject to customize the skeleton Tux module:
? Header file Ft.h Defines the TUX Function Table (TFT), including a function table header and function table entries. The function table entries associate test IDs with the functions that contain the test logic.
? Source code file Test.cpp Contains the test functions. The skeleton Tux module includes a single TestProc function that you can use as reference to add custom tests to the Tux DLL. You can replace the sample code to load and exercise your custom driver, log activities through Kato, and return an appropriate status code back to the Tux test engine when the tests are completed.
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