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Re: Bootvars

2010-01-08T08:05:25Z

Check your registry to be sure that the entries related to USB storage (the
storage class driver, the host controller driver) are wrapped in ; HIVE BOOT
SECTION / ; END HIVE BOOT SECTION

Bootvars

2010-01-08T07:07:01Z

Hi All,
When building windows CE 6.0 R3, i am facing a problem that USB storages
are not mounted. While debugging it found that When [HKLM\Init\BootVars]
Flags is set to 1, USB storages are mounted. But when Flags key set into 3,
USB storages are not mounted.
We used persistent storage to store hives. So it need to start storage

Re: linking a library(dll) to a project file in platform builder environment

2010-01-07T21:57:36Z

I don't know the actual answer to this, but I would guess that a .dll
is generated in the same way that a static lib or .exe is generated.
I would guess that the compiler will have a bunch of intermediate
files that get generated from your various source files
(.asm, .c, .cpp, ...) and then get linked together at the last stage

Re: linking a library(dll) to a project file in platform builder environment

2010-01-07T20:24:44Z

A couple thoughts I'm having....
Code has to come from somewhere. From what I looked up after your
comment above, coredll.lib is basically a listing of symbols without
code so that linking can occur properly. But coredll.dll has to be
compiled from actual code, of which I'm assuming static library .lib

Re: linking a library(dll) to a project file in platform builder environment

2010-01-07T19:16:25Z

I think you need to re-read Bruce's response, it contains all the
proper information to fix your problem.
I wouldn't add coredll.lib to your bootloader as it will try to add it
as coredll.dll, think of it as an import library and not as a static
library.
It seems that you want coredll.dll because you want MmMapIoSpace,

Re: linking a library(dll) to a project file in platform builder environment

2010-01-07T18:45:42Z

i did the following now
in the sources file placed inside bootloader directory, i've added the
following command after TARGETLIBS set of commands,
SOURCELIBS= \
$(_COMMONSDKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUIN DPATH)\coredll.lib
OUTCOME:
i am getting
BUILD: [01:0000000674:ERRORE] .\sources.(42) : U1033: syntax error :

Re: linking a library(dll) to a project file in platform builder environment

2010-01-07T17:27:03Z

On Jan 6, 10:48 pm, "Bruce Eitman [eMVP]"
Hi,
Pls find the below code snippet where i am getting the error.
//To print MSC register values - start - nav 05-jan-10
RegPAMEMC.QuadPart = BULVERDE_BASE_REG_PA_MEMC; /*Start addr of
Mem Cntrlr*/
pMEMC_Reg = (XLLP_MEMORY_CONTROL_REGISTER_ T *) MmMapIoSpace

Re: this would be worst way to do

2010-01-07T10:08:46Z

Himanshu, Can you please stop changing the subject line when you
reply. This is making it very hard to follow the newsgroup thread when
you use an RSS feed, which is how many of the regular contributors
subscribe. Thanks, Andrew.

sadfasd

2010-01-07T03:18:12Z

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Samsung S3C2440 BSP for CE6
21-Dec-06
Hi,
Where can I get WinCE6.0 BSP for Samsung S3C2440?
Any answers are appreciated!
Previous Posts In This Thread:
On Thursday, December 21, 2006 3:40 AM
Samsung S3C2440 BSP for CE6
Hi,
Where can I get WinCE6.0 BSP for Samsung S3C2440?
Any answers are appreciated!

asdfasf

2010-01-07T03:16:36Z

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Samsung S3C2440 BSP for CE6
21-Dec-06
Hi,
Where can I get WinCE6.0 BSP for Samsung S3C2440?
Any answers are appreciated!
Previous Posts In This Thread:
On Thursday, December 21, 2006 3:40 AM
Samsung S3C2440 BSP for CE6
Hi,
Where can I get WinCE6.0 BSP for Samsung S3C2440?
Any answers are appreciated!

Re: How to avoid dead lock in linking lib files ?

2010-01-07T01:29:43Z

Not sure if you've solved this yet (I just noticed it now.) but I've
seen people get into this problem when they've compiled the library
one way and the header another (i.e. one in C other in C++). Often
this can be caused by missing an extern "C" around a C function
prototype or something similar when being used by C++ code.

RTC 2016 bug fix

2010-01-06T20:07:15Z

The issue is that when you read the RTC at the top of the minute (Seconds are :00) the year reads 2016.
Also in 2011 it will read 2017 etc
What we also discovered is that in 2020 it will read 2032.
So it appears there is a x16 and not a x10 on the second digit of the year.
Again this only happens when your application software calls the RTC when the seconds are :00 with all other seconds (01 to 59)

Re: linking a library(dll) to a project file in platform builder environment

2010-01-06T17:48:22Z

Hang on here. You can't use DLLs from the bootloader. That would require
OS support which you don't have in a bootloader. You also can call
MmMapIoSpace() from the bootloader, instead you need to map the addresses
using OEMAddressTable.

Re: MFC DLLs in Windows CE 6.0?

2010-01-06T17:36:28Z

I got it.
the MFC dlls under: $(BINDIR)\$(ARCHFAM) directory.
Thanks

that doesn't work

2010-01-06T17:28:13Z

I have already tried multiple times and the build just fails during makeimg because as OS image already have the set of contents I am trying to overwrite.
Re: How to overwrite project.bib files in platform.bib
12-Sep-08
Himanshu Lakdawala wrote in
Add an IFNDEF statement around the part of platform.bib that you need