
VDX-6318 Windows Embedded Compact 7 - Getting Started Guide
Windows Embedded Compact 7 Getting Started Rev 2.00
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Fig. 19 -
Locate component using the search feature
Select and include the
Tenet Server
component in the OS design.
Note:
The Telnet Server component provides a convenience mechanism to access and the compact 7
device remotely. When this component is added to the OS design, it does not include the necessary
registry entries to launch the Telnet server.
In the later section, the following registry entries will be added to the project to enable the Telnet
server and enable support for anonymous login:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\COMM\TELNETD]
"IsEnabled"=dword:1
"UseAuthentication"=dword:0
Customize the OS Design – Configuration Manager
Using the configuration manager, the OS design can be configured to generate an OS run-time
image in checked, debug or release mode. An OS image built in release mode is optimized for
distribution, does not contain ASSERT and not able to output DEBUGMSG. An image built in debug
mode is not optimized and include additional resource to support debugging. However, a debug
mode image, without optimization, can be difficult to debug certain type of timing and performance
related problems. An image built in Checked mode (Checked mode is new to Compact 7), a hybrid
between the debug and release modes, is built with compiler optimization, contains ASSERT,
DEBUGMSG and RETAILMSG to provide the necessary resources needed for debugging.
A debug mode image will provide more detailed debug messages when the OS image loads and
executes applications and modules. The size of an OS image built in debug mode is generally about
50% larger than an OS image built in release mode, from the same OS design project. An OS image
built in release mode, with KITL enabled, provides sufficient debug information to support most of
the general application development environment. For the exercise in this guide, you will configure
the OS design to generate an OS run-time image in release mode.
From the VS2008 menu, select
Build → Configuration Manager
to bring up the
Configuration Manager
screen, as shown in Figure 20.