Presented by
Humid Town Ventures LLC

Development Issues for Embedded Systems that Use Windows CE Covering BSP to eXDI

This lab session covers design issues that system engineers should know before they start to develop an embedded system that uses the Windows CE operating system. The lab covers a range of topics, including basic hardware and software design issues, the use of the extended debugger interface (eXDi) with the E10A USB in-circuit emulator, circuit-board layout, and porting of the kernel-independent transfer layer (KITL). Additional discussions cover matters relating to quality control and mass production.

Presented: 10/15/2008, 1:00 PM
Length: 120 Minutes

Course Material:

• Adeneo Presentation
• Renesas WinCE Presentation
• Spectra Presentation
• TrygTech Presentation
• WinCE History Presentation

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• Unison^TM - An Introduction to Ultra Tiny Embedded Linux^TM for MCUs
• Applying the µC/OS-II RTOS
• Applying the µC/OS-II RTOS
• Using an RTOS to Shorten the System Development Cycle
• Industrial Control Panel Applications using the QNX Operating System
• Harnessing the Power of Open Source Development in Embedded Platforms
• Event-Driven Programming and Hierarchical State Machines
• B#: An Object-Oriented Answer to C for Small Footprint Embedded Systems
• Implementing a Reusable Memory Manager in ANSI C for Any Embedded Platform