Programming Windows Embedded CE Developer Reference书和参考源码

Companion Disc Readme for Programming Microsoft Windows CE by Doug Boling Copyright (c) 1998 by Doug Boling All Rights Reserved Portions Copyright (c) 1998 by Microsoft Corporation All Rights Reserved ___________________________________________________________________ README CONTENTS - WHAT'S ON THIS CD? - HOW TO USE THE CD - ERRATA - SUPPORT INFORMATION - Troubleshooting - Microsoft Press support information - Microsoft Windows CE support WHAT'S ON THIS CD? ================== This companion disc contains the source code for the sample programs presented in Programming Microsoft Windows CE, as well as precompiled copies of the programs. This CD contains the following items: - Sample files for the book - Microsoft Windows CE 2.0 Handheld SDK - Microsoft Windows CE 2.0 Palmsize SDK - Electronic Version of the Book HOW TO USE THE CD ================= Sample files for the book ------------------------- You'll find the sample files for the book in the Chapters folder. The Short folder is a copy of the Chapters folder that uses short (8.3) filenames. To copy all of the sample code onto your hard disk, run the Setup.exe program in the root folder of the CD and follow the instructions that appear on the screen. Programs on this CD-ROM are designed to run on Windows CE 2.0 devices with the exception of the console examples from Chapter 12 and the SIP example from chapter 13. The console applications are only supported on Windows CE 2.1 and greater. The SIP example must be compiled for a Palm-size PC. If you have trouble opening the project files for the examples it may be due to differences in the different platform SDKs. To avoid this, you can create a new project, then add the source code files from the example directory. This will build the correct project files for your configuration. To do this, follow these steps: 1. Create a new Windows CE project within Visual C++ by selecting the File | New menu item. Select the Projects tab and highlight the Win32 Application item in the list. Fill in the proper CPU target, directory, and project name for the project and click on OK. 2. Copy the files from the example directory on the CD-ROM into the directory created by the new project. Be sure to copy any resource (.rc), bitmap (.bmp), and icon (.ico) files as well as the C source and include files. Do not copy the .dsp, or .dsw project files from the example directory. 3. Select the Project | Add to Project | Files menu item and select the .C and .RC files that you copied from the example. 4. Choose the proper build target including the Windows CE version and target CPU. 5. Select the Build | Rebuild All menu item to build the project. 6. If any errors are reported due to missing files, see if you failed to copy those files from the directory containing the original example. Microsoft Windows CE SDKs ------------------------- The Microsoft Windows CE 2.0 Handheld SDK is in the Handheld.sdk directory; the Microsoft Windows CE 2.0 Palmsize SDK is in the Palmsize.sdk directory. To install an SDK run the Setup program in the appropriate directory. Electronic version of book -------------------------- To install the electronic version of this book: 1. Choose Run from the Start menu 2. Type D:\EBOOK (where D is your CD-ROM drive letter) 3. This will open a Windows Explorer window 4. Double click the SETUP.EXE file which will launch the install program. The setup program will offer to install Internet Explorer 4.01 for you if it is not found on your system. Internet Explorer is required to view the contents of the electronic book. ERRATA ====== Chapter 13 ---------- The code for the NPWnd.h file in Chapter 13 is slightly different than what is shown in the book; the version on the CD is correct. SUPPORT INFORMATION =================== Troubleshooting --------------- The sample code included in this CD was designed to help you follow the instructions for building applications in Programming Microsoft Windows CE. Please note that manually copying the source code from the CD-ROM requires resetting the read-only attributes on the files. Microsoft Press support information ----------------------------------- Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the book and the contents of this companion disc. Microsoft Press provides corrections for books through the World Wide Web at http://mspress.microsoft.com/support/ If you have comments, questions, or ideas regarding the book or this companion disc, please send them to Microsoft Press via e-mail to: MSPINPUT@MICROSOFT.COM or via postal mail to: Microsoft Press Attn: Programming Microsoft Windows CE Editor One Microsoft Way Redmond, WA 98052-6399 Please note that product support is not offered through the above addresses. Microsoft Windows CE support ---------------------- For support information regarding Microsoft Windows CE, you can connect to Microsoft Technical Support on the Web at: http://support.microsoft.com/support/ Microsoft also provides information about Microsoft Windows CE at http://www.microsoft.com/windowsce/