Michel,
Thank you for making this article. Using Visual Studio 2012 + Update 4 + Compact 2013 Update 5, I do not see a Sysgen command in the solution explorer for BSPs.
I'm only working with the default built-in CEPC BSP for testing at the moment, perhaps it is BSP dependent? I have similar options for the GSeries BSP. Here is a screenshot http://imgur.com/LPX5IEu
For the sake of discussion, this is what the first few lines of the BSP build look like:
----- Build started: Project: XXXX, Configuration: Generic CEPC x86 Release Platform Builder (_TGTCPU) ------
C:\WINCE800\platform\CEPC\dirs
Starting Build: set WINCEREL=1&&build
Build logs: C:\WINCE800\platform\CEPC\bldsys.*
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Microsoft .NET Framework 4.x Full installed.
Wince x86 cebase CEPC Development Environment for Peter
"C:\WINCE800\public\common\oak\bin\i386\BuildOutputFilter.exe" /v:LogFileBase="C:\WINCE800\platform\CEPC\bldsys" -- "C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe" /d /c "set WINCEREL=1&&build"
Michel, Thank you for making
Michel,
Thank you for making this article. Using Visual Studio 2012 + Update 4 + Compact 2013 Update 5, I do not see a Sysgen command in the solution explorer for BSPs.
I'm only working with the default built-in CEPC BSP for testing at the moment, perhaps it is BSP dependent? I have similar options for the GSeries BSP. Here is a screenshot http://imgur.com/LPX5IEu
For the sake of discussion, this is what the first few lines of the BSP build look like:
----- Build started: Project: XXXX, Configuration: Generic CEPC x86 Release Platform Builder (_TGTCPU) ------
C:\WINCE800\platform\CEPC\dirs
Starting Build: set WINCEREL=1&&build
Build logs: C:\WINCE800\platform\CEPC\bldsys.*
==============
Microsoft .NET Framework 4.x Full installed.
Wince x86 cebase CEPC Development Environment for Peter
"C:\WINCE800\public\common\oak\bin\i386\BuildOutputFilter.exe" /v:LogFileBase="C:\WINCE800\platform\CEPC\bldsys" -- "C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe" /d /c "set WINCEREL=1&&build"