Environment Variables (Windows CE 5.0)
An environment variable contains information such as a drive, path, or configuration string.
These are separate from Sysgen variables, which control the functionality included in your OS design. For more information about Sysgen variables, see Sysgen Variables.
When you create an OS design with Microsoft Platform Builder, the integrated development environment (IDE) sets specific environment variables based on the settings you choose for your design and run-time image. You can modify these environment variable settings during the development process.
You can set or clear environment variables from:
- A command prompt build window
- A batch file
- The IDE
For information about setting or clearing an environment variable, see Setting or Clearing an Environment Variable.
The Romimage Tool (Romimage.exe) uses a binary image builder (.bib) file to determine which modules and files to combine when forming the run-time image, and where to place the modules in memory. For more information, see Romimage.
See Also
BSP Environment Variables | BSP_NO Environment Variables | IMG Environment Variables | Miscellaneous Environment Variables
Last updated on Thursday, February 02, 2006
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