Re: Rebuilding part of NK.bin: Possible?

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You can build from any point in your platform tree from the command line
using the BUILD command. If you have the WINCEREL environment variable set,
the target is automatically copied to the flat release directory. Otherwise,
you have to copy the target manually.

You can then use MAKEIMG to create a new NK.BIN with your changes.

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Michael Schaffner, P.E.
Senior Software Engineer
Windows CE Technical Group
Applied Data Systems


<mrmanix@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1131385661.439411.50570@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Is it possible to rebuild part of the platform using the command line
> tools and then create a new nk.bin which incorporates the changes
> without rebuilding the entire platform? I have looked around the
> documentation, but I haven't seen this explained. I'm making changes
> to oemioctl.c and I would like to test my changes as quickly as
> possible, avoiding the 10-20 min rebuild process or minimizing it. Any
> advice?
>


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