Re: Plateform Builder and ARM emulator
- From: Howard Cunningham <HowardCunningham@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 13 Sep 2006 06:27:01 -0700
I was able to workaround this problem by changing the PB connection to
explicitly specify the Loopback adapter rather than the default "connected
network". My gues is that since I run was running a VPN at the time this was
causing the problem.
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Howard Cunnningham
Teleca
RTP, NC
"Howard Cunningham" wrote:
Sorry to add on to this thread - the topic is the same in name alone..
I am using Platform Builder with Windows Mobile AKU 2.4 on 2 different XP
Pro network connected systems - one system has 1 GB and the other has 750 MB
RAM.
I have build a SmartPhone image for the ARM emulator. I can load
dskimage.nb0 into PB, set the Target->Connectivity Download to Device
Emulator, KITL Transport to Ethernet. When I Target->Attach Device, the image
download dialog in PB opens, then the Device Emulator w/ Windows CE splash
screen opens and the image is not downloaded. The Device Emulator process
goes to 96%+ CPU utilizaton and just spins.
This happens on both systems. Both systems are network connected but I have
added a loopback 'adapter' and tried that. I have freed up some memory. I
have uninstalled-reinstalled rebooted BetaDevs.msi but no luck.
Any help would be most appreciated.
Thanks,
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Howard Cunnningham
Teleca
RTP, NC
"Yannick Chamming's [eMVP]" wrote:
for building a driver, even if it is for a WM5 device, I suggest you'd
develop it and debug it using PB for a generic Windows CE based device.
Once it is working right, you can migrate it from PB / Generic Windows CE to
VS2005 for running on WM5.
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"Vincent RICHOMME" <richom.v@xxxxxxx> a écrit dans le message de news:
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Finally, I gave up the emulator and now I am using VS2005 targetting a WM5
device.
Since I am developping a driver that hook Some Api (CreateFile) I am
dependent on ARM architecture.
For instance one of the kernel struct i want to hook is loaded at
0xFFFFC800 on ARM
and
0x00005800 on other CPU
That's why it's not as simple as it appears.
I don't control any hardware.
Paul G. Tobey [eMVP] a écrit :
A driver for *what*? If you're talking about a PC Card driver or
something like that, how are you going to simulate the hardware? Most of
the work in getting a driver right is making it control the hardware
correctly, not in building the superstructure.
Paul T.
"Vincent RICHOMME" <richom.v@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:44bc6f8e$0$1392$626a54ce@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi,
I would like to know if it would be possible to develop and debug driver
on an ARM platform. From what I've seen when I choose emulator,
generated code is x86 but for my development I am using some code
specific to the ARM arch.
Is it possible to debug driver directly on ARM emulator ?
I have found an article to do that but it seems a bit not supported ...
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