Книга: Microsoft Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Exam Preparation Kit
Lesson 2: Editing Build Configuration Files
In addition to run-time image configuration files, Windows Embedded CE also uses build configuration files to compile and link source code into functional binary components. Specifically, the build system relies on three types of source code configuration files: Dirs, Sources, and Makefile. These files provide the Build tool (Build.exe) and the compiler and linker (Nmake.exe) with information about the source-code directories to traverse, the source code files to compile, and what type of binary components to build. As a CE developer, you frequently must edit these files, such as when cloning public catalog items, by following the procedures discussed in Chapter 1.
After this lesson, you will be able to:
? Identify the source code configuration files used during the build process.
? Edit build configuration files to generate applications, DLLs, and static libraries.
? Estimated lesson time: 25 minutes.
- Chapter 2 Building and Deploying a Run-Time Image
- What is needed to build a NAT machine
- Configuration options
- fwbuilder
- Для чего нужны папки Windows, Documents and Settings, Program Files и Temp?
- Можно ли указать использование по умолчанию вместо C:Program Files другого каталога для установки программ?
- Lesson Summary
- Можно ли удалять из папки Program Files папки деинсталлированных программ?
- Build Options
- Use and Edit Files in the
- Абстрактный базовый класс FileSystemInfo
- Класс FileStream и байтовый ввод-вывод в файл