Compiling an application(ipref) for WinCE ARM

Angel Cool
Hello community,

I am network administrator so my knowledge in programming is very basic.

We use an application called IPerf to test Bandwidth between nodes, this
application can be downloaded as a X86 executable binary file (.exe) from
the web, it can run in any Windows OS (XP, Vista, Win 7, Win 2008, etc.).

We have acquired some netbooks for lab/learning/troubleshooting networks,
this netbooks run WinCE with a VIA-ARM VT8500 CPU and since this is a
different platform (ARM) we cannot run the X86 version of this application
in this netbooks.

Although the source code for IPref can be downloaded from the web
(http://www.research.rutgers.edu/~ionescu/iperf-wince/), I am having
problems trying to compile the source code into ARM compatible code.

As I said I lack knowledge compiling source code for ARM WindowsCE.

I have VS 2005 but do not know how to compile it. :-(

I will apreciate any help.

Thank you

Angel.

domdom
Hello, 

If you want to generate an application for your netbook, you need the BSP
of the netbook, this BSP must be provided by the manufacturer of the
netbook.

When you have the BSP, you can follow this article to generate a first
application :
http://www.domodom.fr/spip/Ma-premiere-application-sous.html?lang=en

After that, you should be able to generate your application for your
netbook.

domdom

Errol
Hi,

Have you tried eMbedded Visual C++?

As stated on the link you gave, eVC++ can be downloaded for free from MS.

rajith
Hi,

I installed eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0,but i don't know how to setup for ARM
platform.

could you please give me the link of eMbedded Visual C++ user manual