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Fig. 44 -
VS2005 IDE with VS2005_Win32_HelloWorld project active
From the VS2005 IDE, select
Build | Build Solution
to build the
VS2005_Win32_HelloWorld
project.
Preparing Target Device to Connect to VS2005 IDE
To download the VS2005_Win32_HelloWorld application to the CE 6.0 target device, we need to
establish connectivity between the target device and VS2005 IDE using CoreCon.
To establish CoreCon connectivity, CoreCon files from the following directory on the VS2005
development workstation need to be included to the CE 6.0 target device’s runtime image, or place
in the target device’s
\Windows
folder:
\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Corecon\1.0\Target\wce400
There are multiple sub folders, with names corresponding to the CPU architectures, under the above
directory. Each of these folders contains CoreCon component files to support the corresponding
CPU family. These CoreCon files are copied to the development workstation during the Visual
Studio 2005 installation process.
Note:
The VDX-6326 SBC is built with x86 CPU architecture. The CoreCon files needed to support the VDX-
6326 SBC are in the “\x86” sub folder.
As part of the process to create and configure a CE 6.0 OS Design exercise in Part-4 and Part-5 of this
guide, the CoreCon_v200_x86 component is included to the OS design project to be compiled as
part of the OS runtime image for the target device. In addition, the AutoLaunch_v200_x86
component is also added to the OS design to launch the CoreCon executable when CE 6.0 starts.
If the CoreCon files are not included as part of the OS runtime image, you need to manually copy the
necessary CoreCon files to the CE 6.0 target device’s \Windows directory and manually launch the
ConmanClient2.exe
and
CMaccept.exe
executables.
