Embedded system development process based on Windows CE
Embedded systems are designed to use a set of physical hardware and software to complete the required functions. Therefore, in the design process of an embedded system, software design and hardware design are closely integrated and coordinated. During the design, the software and hardware should be taken into account from the implementation of the system functions. The main content of a Windows CE-based embedded system development is:
(1) design system hardware.
(2) port the Windows CE operating system to the target hardware platform.
(3) Establish a cross-debugging channel to write and debug application code.
We can describe the specific development process:
Figure Windows CE-based embedded system development process
The software development mode based on Windows CE is relatively unified. Generally, the operating system image file NK for a specific hardware platform is customized using platform builder. bin, use embedded VC ++ or visual stidio.net to Develop upper-layer application software. The software development process at the embedded system layer corresponds to the porting and customization process of the Windows CE operating system on the target hardware platform. The implementation of the embedded application layer software is the development process of the Windows CE application.
Reprinted from: http://www.cppblog.com/milkyway/archive/2008/10/28/65397.html