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Overview of Windows CE .NET
- Design Goals
- New Features
- Available Configurations
- System Architecture
- Real-Time Support
- Power Management
- Networking
- Multimedia
- Security
- Internationalization
Overview of System Developement
- Choosing Between Embedded Operating Systems
- Windows CE Platform Development Life Cycle
- Application Development Options
Configuring and Building with Platform Builder
- Platform Builder Features
- Platform Development Life Cycle
- Configuring Platforms
- Building Platforms
- Downloading Platform Images
Overview of the Windows CE .NET Debugging Process
- The Integrated Debugger
- Windows CE Remote Debugging Tools
- Other Debugging Techniques
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Advanced Building of Windows CE Image
- Directory Structure
- The Build Process
- Modifying Configuration Files
- Creating Components
- Adding a BSP
- Exporting a Custom SDK
Advanced Debugging
- Kernel Debugger
- Remote Tools
- Debug Zones
- eXDI
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Kernel Features
- Real-Time Support
- Kernel Programming
- Processes, Threads, & Fibers
- Synchronization
- Structured Exception Handling
Understanding Device Drivers
- Windows CE Architecture
- Driver Resource Management
- Driver Interrupt Handling (IRQ & IST Implementation)
- Device Driver Memory Management
- Driver Loading
- Stream Interface Drivers
- Service Manager
- Device Power Management
- USB
- NDIS
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Networking and Communication
- Web Technologies
- Networking Options
- Networking Security
- Real-Time Communications (RTC)
- Multimedia Communications
Implementing a Shell
- Role of a Shell
- Custom Shell Components
- Device UI Rotation
- Customizing the UI
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Application Development Options
- Win32 Features
- .NET Compact Framework Overview
- Comparing Win32 to the .NET Compact Framework
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