用VS2005在WinCE6.0创建一个应用程序（转摘）

 

用VS2005在WinCE6.0创建一个应用程序Create and configure an application subproject

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Create the subproject 1. Click on the Solution Explorer tab to display the Solution Explorer. 2. Locate the Subprojects node just below the TrainingOSDesign project in the Solution Explorer window. 3. Right click on the Subprojects node and select Add New Subproject. The Windows Embedded CE Subproject Wizard will appear. 4. Select the WCE Application template. 5. Type MyHelloWorldApp in the Subproject name text box. 6. Click Next. 7. Select A typical “Hello World” application and click Finish. The wizard will create the files necessary for the typical Hello World application subproject. 8. Right click on the TrainingOSDesign project in the Solution Explorer and select Properties. 9. Expand the Configuration Properties node and select Subproject Image Settings. 10. Double click the MyHelloWorldApp entry in the Project settings in run-time image box. The Edit Run-Time Image Settings dialog box will appear. 11. Select the Exclude from image and Always build and link as debug check boxes, and click OK. 12. Click OK on the TrainingOSDesign Property Pages dialog. 13. Select Build | Targeted Build Settings from the Visual Studio menu. 14. Ensure that Make Run-Time Image After Building does NOT have a check mark beside it. If it does, de-selected it clicking on the menu item. 15. Locate the MyHelloWorldApp subproject in the Subprojects node of the Solution Explorer. 16. Expand the Source files node of the MyHelloWorldApp subproject. 17. Double click the MyHelloWorldApp.cpp file. The file will load in the Visual Studio editor. 18. Locate the WndProc() function near the bottom of the file. 19. Click on the DrawText() function call and press F9 to set a breakpoint there. 20. Right click the MyHelloWorldApp subproject in the Solution Explorer and select Build. The application will build and should complete with 0 errors and 0 warnings in the build output window. 21. Select Target | Run Programs… from the Visual Studio menu. 22. Select MyHelloWorldApp.exe from the Available Programs box, and click on Run. 23. The kernel debugger will halt execution at the breakpoint we just set. 24. Press F10 or select Debug | Step Over from the Visual Studio menu. Look at the Device Emulator output again. Notice that the Hello World! string has now been printed on the display. 25. Press F5 or select Debug | Start to allow Device Emulator to continue running. 26. Select Debug | Windows | Processes to bring up the Process window. This window shows all processes running on the Device Emulator. 27. Right click on the myhelloworldapp.exe process and select Terminate to kill the process. 28. Select Yes to verify you really meant what you said. The Process window will refresh after a short delay and the application will be gone. 29. Close the Process window by clicking on the X in the upper right hand corner. Congratulations! You have successfully created, built and tested a simple Windows Embedded CE 6.0 application on your OS design. We will follow a similar methodology in future labs.