Re: options in the file SOURCES .wince4.2 wince5

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if you type:
link -?
cl -?
armasm -h (if you're using ARM compiler)

you'll get the help. Windows CE 6.0 help describes the unique and shared
options between desktop and device complier and linker, the you have to refer
to Visual C++ reference in the Visual Studio documentation; the assembler
options are describer in the Windows CE 6.0 docs
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Luca Calligaris
www.eurotech.it


"max" wrote:

Thanks for your reply

It seems no documents about platform builder compiler&linker.
I use BUILD.exe to general a prj file,the build.exe complete compiler
process first,and then link. After typing build -h( -help, -?, /h,
/help,/?, ),i get ERROR or nothing.
But,i find armasm.exe , cl.exe in this directory:
wince500\sdk\bin\i386\arm. i think ,i found asmemble and c compiler.

Thanks again,your reply is very helpful for me.

(btw, my mother language is not English)


"Luca Calligaris" <LucaCalligaris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> дÈëÏûÏ¢ÐÂÎÅ:E34496AF-F4C4-4BDF-97DF-21185FB0FF14@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
while CDEFINES specifies compiler DEFINE statements, you have to refer to
the assembler and linker documentation to since ADEFINES and LDEFINES
defines
flags / command line options for those tools. at least you can run the
tools
from command line with the -? or -h for a short help for the options
--
Luca Calligaris
www.eurotech.it


"max" wrote:

hi, experts,

many options in SOURCES ,such like:

ADEFINES=-pd "_TGTCPU SETS \"$(_TGTCPU)\"" $(ADEFINES)
CDEFINES=$(CDEFINES) -DPPSH_PROTOCOL_NOTIMEOUT -DCOREDLL
LDEFINES=-subsystem:native /DEBUG /DEBUGTYPE:CV /FIXED:NO

After searching msdn,i know, these option are used by
compiler&linker.I
want to know more detail. Can anybody tell me what these option means, or
where to find the answer?

Thanks!






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