Every time Wince starts warm or cold boot it will copy your app to Windows startup folder then start it. How are we doing? Please help us improve Stack Overflow. Take our short survey. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. Running application at startup in Windows CE 5. Asked 9 years, 2 months ago. Active 6 years, 11 months ago.
Viewed 27k times. Most CE device vendors provide their own proprietary solution to this problem. Which vendor are you using? It's a Motia iMDT motia. Add a comment. Application Builder for Windows Embedded Compact The process for creating a Windows Embedded Compact image has not been updated significantly.
The general process for building an image is:. The primary change is in the selection of the correct BSP and additional considerations for the CE image. This guide assumes you are already familiar with the process to build a Windows CE system image, but it is worth looking more deeply at the changed section.
Step 2 is the only part of the previous OS Design project process that is changed when using the CE App Container, see below for additional details. After doing this, you will have the ability to configure the options and sub-projects just like you would normally do for a Windows Embedded Compact image.
The section below only provides additional actions to execute at certain stages of the IoT Core image building process.
Unlike the process of building a Windows Embedded Compact image, Windows 10 IoT Core decouples yet integrates the creation of firmware, board support packages, image definition, and application inclusion. By utilizing different technologies for these pieces, you can separate the work you need to do amongst different teams or individuals in your organization. Create a workspace. Create your product definition. Add features and applications to your product.
Deploy the FFU to the device and test. Finalize and sign your retail FFU. While some of these steps are like the process of using Platform Builder PB to create a device image, it is worth exploring some areas more deeply.
OLD directory in the workspace. You can also build Single features as needed but in general you should rebuild all the packages prior to the step of building your FFU as best practice. Once the image is built, you can deploy it to a device. Do note that updating this way respects package versioning, so if updated versions of packages are to be deployed to the device, they must have a greater version number.
More information on this can be found in Create and Install Packages. Having a properly signed image is an important part of securing and updating a device. However in many cases the code, functions and syntax are different. These subtle difference are what normally make the programs incompatible. Yaroslav's stub creation method builds a map between Windows CE and Windows NT, allowing your executable program to create a Window on the screen and access the Windows NT equivalents of code in the correct format.
This is similar to how the Microsoft. Windows CE Compatibility Layer is a proof of concept tool, meaning that you will require access to a Hex editor and a compiler to use it - making it currently quite complicated to use. There currently not much information on how compatible or complete the tool is as it was only uploaded to GitHub in February.
Now if we can just figure out a way to do the reverse run at least some simple Win32 apps on a CE device. Dz3n 20 June PM. As far as I know, Windows CE doesn't check for executable subsystem and runs Win32 executables obviously fails to run.
C:Amie 05 June PM. Dz3n 27 June PM.
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