Windows CE Embedded Development Introduction -- Based on XScale Architecture

Author: Fu Xi et al.
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book is an introductory tutorial for Windows CE embedded development. The book is divided into two parts. Part 1 describes the interface and integrated module functional characteristics of the embedded chip Intel XScale PXA255. Chapter 1 introduces GPIO and the interrupt controller, Chapter 2 introduces the system clock, Chapter 3 introduces the storage controller, and Chapter 4 introduces the peripheral controller. Part 2 is the foundation of embedded system Windows CE kernel customization and driver development, including Chapters 5 to 10. The content covers the Windows CE operating system, development platforms (Platform Builder and Embedded Visual C++), Windows CE architecture, debugging and simulation, Windows CE BSP and driver structure analysis, driver case studies, and Windows CE database program development. The book is comprehensive and progresses from simple to complex. It can serve as a reference book for Windows CE kernel customization, driver development, and XScale architecture chip hardware design, as well as a textbook or training manual for embedded development courses and training programs.
This book is an introductory tutorial for Windows CE embedded development. The book is divided into two parts. Part 1 includes Chapters 1 to 4, describing the interface and integrated module functional characteristics of the embedded chip Intel XScale PXA255. Among them, Chapter 1 introduces GPIO and the interrupt controller, Chapter 2 introduces the system clock, Chapter 3 introduces the storage controller, and Chapter 4 introduces the peripheral controller. Part 2 is the foundation of embedded system Windows CE kernel customization and driver development, including Chapters 5 to 10. The content covers the Windows CE operating system, development platforms (Platform Builder and Embedded Visual C++), Windows CE architecture, debugging and simulation, Windows CE BSP and driver structure analysis, driver case studies, and Windows CE database program development. The book is comprehensive, with content progressing from simple to complex, and it can serve as a reference book for Windows CE kernel customization, driver development, and XScale architecture chip hardware design, as well as a training manual for embedded development.