After a project is created and the complete BSP is added, the following message is displayed:
[01: 0000009403: errore] nmake: u1073: Don't Know How To Make 'C: \ wince600 \ osdesigns \ xyjhht30 \ xyjhht30 \ wince600 \ smdk6410_armv4i \ cesysgen \ SDK \ Lib \ armv4i \ retail \ ddraw. lib'
Add component catelog View --> core OS --> cebase --> graphics and multimedia techlonogies --> graphics --> DirectDraw
Another reminder is that
[01: 0000009403: errore] nmake: u1073: Don't Know How To Make 'C: \ wince600 \ osdesigns \ ***** sdcardlib. Lib
Add components: catelog View --> device driver --> sdio --> SD host --> sdio standard Host Controller
--> Sdio memory
--> SD bus driver
It turns out to be a component. In 6.0, if the corresponding component is not added, an error is prompted.
-------------- If an error occurs when creating the SDK, the system prompts "C: \ wince600 \ public \ common \ oak \ MISC \ sources. releasetype_oak" in build. log.
Nmake: Fatal error u1073: Don't Know How To Make
'C: \ wince600 \ osdesigns \ testce \ wince600 \ deviceemulator_armv4i \ cesysgen \ oak \ Lib \ armv4i \ debug \ atlsd. lib '"
Solution: search for "ATL" in your catalog items view and make sure "Active Template
Library (ATL) "is checked. In our case it was not. After adding this item
Build succeeded.
Search for "ATL" in your catalog items and find whether "Active Template Library (ATL)" is selected. if selected, the above problems can be solved, I have tried it. This problem is indeed OK.
Ufnmdd. lib is the MDD-layer support library of the USB function driver. According to the general knowledge of the wince driver, the MDD-Layer Code is provided by Microsoft. It is not written by users or oemer. Why can't it be found?
Because Microsoft only compiles the libraries of the functions you selected and stores them in the directory mentioned by the compatriots upstairs. Therefore, if this file cannot be found, it must be that you did not select the corresponding function in vs2005. So how to choose?
Under vs2005, open the project catalog bar and click... core OS... the USB function driver option under the USB function driver, and then re-build-> advanced build commands-> sysgen, OK, see:
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The prompt in build. log is as follows:
Makefile. Def: including c: \ wince600 \ public \ common \ oak \ MISC \ sources. releasetype_oak
Nmake: Fatal error u1073: Don't Know How To Make 'C: \ wince600 \ osdesigns \ emulator \ wince600 \ Alibaba \ cesysgen \ oak \ Lib \ armv4i \ retail \
Atls. Lib'
Stop.
Nmake: Fatal error u1077: 'C: \ wince600 \ SDK \ bin \ i386 \ nmake.exe ': return code '0x2'
Stop.
It seems to have something to do with ATL, but there is this file in the corresponding directory. Later, I suspect it has something to do with the component. I checked the "Active Template Library (ATL)" component and re-compiled it, sure enough.