WINCE6.0 概述

CE 6.0 can run as many as 32,000 simultaneous processes, each with 2 GB of virtual memory space. The functionality of an application is generally unaffected by changes to the kernel.

To develop an OS design based on the Windows Embedded CE OS, you must complete the following major tasks:

• Create a board support package (BSP) for your specific target device.
  
• Create an OS design, based on a standard or custom BSP, that you can use to create a run-time image that you can download to astandard development board (SDB), which is also called ahardware platform.
  
• Create and customize device drivers for your target BSP.
  
• Customize the OS design with additional subprojects and Catalog items.
  
• Build the run-time image, download it to your SDB, and then debug the run-time image by using the debugging tools found in the CE 6.0 integrated development environment (IDE).
  
• When the run-time image is complete, export a software development kit (SDK) for your application developers.

The following image map shows the sequence of large-scale tasks in the process of developing a Windows Embedded CE–based run-time image with CE 6.0.

The following image map shows the Windows Embedded CE OS architecture. Windows Embedded CE supports little-endian format only.