Developing Board Support Packages for Windows CE .NET
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The goal of this course is to provide developers with in-depth developer focused OAL development driver development BSP build and debugger training for Windows CE .NET.
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Developing Board Support Packages for Windows CE .NET
Directory Structure of Platform Builder The Windows CE .NET Build Process Building in the Integrated Development Environment Modifying Configuration Files Creating a Component Modifying CEC Files using the CEC Editor Adding a BSP Export Wizard Explain the directory structure of Platform Builder. Describe the build process. Build components in the Integrated Development Environment of Platform Builder. Modify configuration files. Create a component. Modify the CEC files with the CEC editor. Use the BSP wizard to add a BSP. Use the Export wizard to build a self-extracting component.
Using Breakpoints The Real World: Debugging Process Using Remote Tools IDE Debug Commands Debug Zones Additional Debugging Techniques eXDI (Extended Debug Interface) Describe the use of breakpoints in the Kernel Debugger. Explain the process used in bringing up an image for a new hardware platform. Identify the use of Remote Tools. Identify the different debug commands. Define declare register and use debug zones. Identify different debugging techniques that can be used in Platform Builder. Identify the role of eXDI (Extended Debug Interface)
Definition of Real Time Windows CE Kernel Features Handling Processes Threads and Fibers Protecting Applications Synchronization Objects Memory Model Structured Exception Handling Optimizing a Windows CE Device Describe a real time operating system. State the Windows CE kernel features. Describe process thread and fiber handling in Windows CE .NET. Describe how to protect threads from unauthorized priority or quantum modification. Explain synchronization objects in Windows CE .NET. Describe the memory model in Windows CE .NET. Describe the use of structured exception handling. Measure and fine-tune time-critical operations.
Role of the Boot Loader Boot Options Implementing a Boot Loader Sample Boot Loader Requirements Building a Boot Loader Debugging a Boot Loader X86 Boot Options Boot Loader in Manufacturing Explain the role of a boot loader. Describe the boot options that are available in a boot loader. Implement a boot loader. Describe the use of the sample code provided to build a custom boot loader. Build a boot loader. Debug a boot loader. Describe how the Microsoft provided loadcepc boot loading technology works on x86 BIOS based platforms. Transit boot loader from the development stage into the manufacturing stage.
OAL Architecture Operating System Boot Sequence Developing OAL Required OAL Functions Optional OAL Functions Debugging an OAL Building the Windows CE Kernel Implementing OAL Registry Functions Power Management Implementing Certification Model Describe the relationship between the OEM Adaptation Layer (OAL) and kernel. Describe the operating system boot sequence. Describe the various aspects of developing an OAL. Identify the required OAL functions. Identify the optional OAL functions. Identify how to use GetTickCount and Sleep functions to test OAL. Describe how the Windows CE Kernel is built: with and without profiling. Implement the OAL registry functions. Implement basic Power Management. Implement custom certification to modify the OAL by using Signfile.exe to create new signatures and correctly implement your application.
Built-In Vs. Installable Drivers Device Manager ActivateDeviceEx Registry Enumerator Services Bus Drivers DMA Resource Manager Interrupt Model Device Driver Power Management Windows CE Test Kit (CETK) Explain the differences between built-in and installable drivers. Identify the role of Device Manager in Windows CE .NET. Describe the ActivateDeviceEx function. Describe Registry Enumerator. Describe the Services.exe module. Explain Bus drivers. Identify direct memory access (DMA) in Windows CE .NET. Identify the role of Resource Manager in Windows CE .NET. Describe the interrupt model. Explain power management. Describe CE Test Kit (CETK).
Driver Source Arrangement of the Driver Libraries Battery and Notification LED Drivers PC Card Socket Keyboard Device Drivers Display Drivers DirectDraw USB 1394 NDIS Audio Device Drivers Audio Compression Manager Drivers File System Driver FSD Manager Architecture Provide the location of the sample source code. Define new abstraction of common sample code. Define Battery and Notification LED driver. Introduce the driver for the PCMCIA controller. Explain the keyboard device drivers. Describe display device drivers. Identify the DirectDraw technology. Provide an overview of Universal Serial Bus (USB). Identify the support for 1394 in Windows CE .NET. Describe the Network Driver Interface Specification (NDIS). Explain audio device driver. Describe the File System driver (FSD).
Some knowledge of Embedded platforms is helpful but not necessary. Attendance of the companion course Course 2530 An Introduction to Windows CE .NET is useful but not necessary.
Create an advanced build of Windows CE Image. Learn about the different concepts of advanced debugging. Describe the Windows CE Kernel features. Implement a boot loader Identify what constitutes OEM Adaptation Layer. Understand the Windows CE device driver architecture. Work with sample device drivers.
Program Outline
Module 1: Advanced Building of a Windows CE Image
The following topics are covered in this module:
After completing this module you will be able to:
Module 2: Advanced Debugging
The following topics are covered in this module:
After completing this module you will be able to:
Module 3: Kernel Features
The following topics are covered in this module:
After completing this module you will be able to:
Module 4: Implementing a Boot Loader
The following topics are covered in this module:
After completing this module you will be able to:
Module 5: OEM Adaptation Layer
The following topics are covered in this module:
After completing this module you will be able to:
Module 6: Device Driver Architecture
The following topics are covered in this module:
After completing this module you will be able to:
Module 7: Device Drivers Examples
The following topics are covered in this module:
After completing this module you will be able to:
Related Exams
There is no MCP exam associated with this course.
Student Pre-Requisites
Before attending this course students must have:
Student Materials
The student kit includes a comprehensive workbook and other necessary materials for this class.
Program Goals
At the end of the course students will be able to:
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