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Strategies for Debugging a Run-Time Image (Windows CE 5.0)

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If you include support for the debugger in the OS design, you can use the kernel debugger and remote tools to debug a Windows CE operating system (OS) that is running on a CEPC.

Viewing debug information from the CEPC in the IDE

When the debugger is available, a Debug menu and a Debug window appear in the IDE. When the debugger is running, the text [run] appears in the caption for the IDE.

You can manually stop and start the debugger during the debugging process. For more information, see Stopping Kernel Debugging and Starting Kernel Debugging.

Configuring and connecting a remote tool to the device

  1. Configure Platform Manager to connect to the CEPC. For more information, see Configuring the Connection to a Target Device Using Platform Manager.

  2. Connect a remote tool to the CEPC. For more information, see Connecting to a Target Device with a Remote Tool.

  3. When the remote tool succeeds in connecting to a CEPC, the Download Runtime Image to CE Device dialog box disappears, and information from the CEPC appears in the window for the remote tool.

    The type of information that is displayed differs for each remote tool. For information about each remote tool that Microsoft provides, see Remote Tools.

  4. Verify that the kernel debugger connects to the target device. When the kernel debugger connects, debug messages appear in the Output window of Platform Builder on the Debug tab.

See Also

Debugging and Testing a Run-Time Image

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