Adding a Device Driver to an OS Design (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/6/2010
After you edit the subproject files for your custom device driver, you must add your custom device driver to the OS design. Including the device driver in the OS design ensures that it is built into the run-time image and transferred to the target device as part of the OS.
For information on how to add a Windows Embedded CE device driver to an OS design, see Adding an Item from the Catalog.
To add a device driver to an OS design
In Solution Explorer, navigate to the Parameter Files folder in your OS design, and then navigate to the folder for your target device.
For example, if your target device is a CEPC, the related folder is named CEPC.
Double-click to open the Project.bib file.
In the MODULES section, which lists executable files that are included in the run-time image, type the name of the DLL that you created for your custom device driver.
The FILES section lists support files that the DLL requires.
For more information about the formats used, see MODULES Section and FILES Section.
Save the Project.bib file.
See Also
Tasks
How to Use the IDE to Create, Customize, and Build a Run-Time Image
Creating a New Subproject