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Build System Tools (Windows CE 5.0)

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Platform Builder contains a variety of command-line tools, which make up the build system, to perform tasks such as creating and building run-time images.

The integrated development environment (IDE) is a thin layer over these tools, so you can use these tools in a command-line prompt build window to work with workspaces.

The following table shows the command-line tools and their functions.

Tool Description
Build Demo tool (Blddemo.bat) Calls all tools necessary to create Microsoft Windows CE–based OS functionality, generate source code, copy files to a release directory, and make a run-time image.
Build Release Directory tool (Buildrel.bat) Copies all modules and files required to build the run-time image to a common release directory.
Build tool (Build.exe) Creates executable files for the target device.
Cesysgen Batch File (Cesysgen.bat) Specifies the Windows CE–based modules and functionality for the target device.
fMerge Tool (fmerge.exe) Combines all existing binary image builder (.bib) files into one .bib file, and all registry (.reg) files into one .ini file.
Make Binary Image tool (Makeimg.exe) Creates a run-time image.
Master Build tool (Cebuild.bat) Creates the Windows CE–based modules and functionality and builds source code for each project in an OS design.
Set Environment Variable tool (Setenv.bat) Sets customized developer environment variables. Used by Wince.bat; do not call this tool directly.
Sysgen Tool (Sysgen.bat) Creates the Windows CE–based modules selected in Cesysgen.bat by linking the functionality specified in Cesysgen.bat.
Sysgenplatform Tool (Sysgenplatform.bat) Links the files in your run-time image during the Sysgen phase of the build process.
Windows CE Build Environment tool (Wince.bat) Sets up the Windows CE build environment.

See Also

Utilities | Environment Variables | Build Phases | OS Design Configuration Files

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