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Why My Test Bytes
While perusing some test code recently, I was thinking about data driven test automation. Data driven testing is a pretty simple concept, you write some test automation which takes input which can be configured to exercise a series of tests. So a test Read More...
Application development for embedded devices
[The following article is authored by one of the Windows Embedded MVPs (Most Valuable Professionals). Our MVPs have a heavy background in Embedded systems and are a great repository of information on Windows Embedded products. We’re providing this Read More...
Connecting to the Standard 2009 Database with XPeCMD
If you are a fan of automating as many build processes as possible when creating Windows Embedded images then you are probably familiar with XPeCMD , a script file that allows you to do many tasks programmatically instead of through Target Designer. This Read More...
Improving Application Quality through AppVerifier
One of the really important tools to use to ensure that your applications have a high quality is AppVerifier. This blog is aimed at enhancing your interest in AppVerifier so that you spend time investigating it, learning about it, talking about it, sounding Read More...
4GB || ! 4GB Memory (RAM) on 32-bit operating system
As we all know, when we run an application on a computer, the operating system will first load it into memory from a hard drive and then execute instructions and do calculations based on data in the memory. Most operating systems (such as XP, Vista) allow Read More...
A Lesson in Multi-Threaded SQL Programming
I don't think there's a developer alive today who hasn't, at one time or another, struggled with a bug that, no matter how much you review your code and decide the code is correct, trace through it and debug it, you just can't figure it out.  A bug Read More...
Creating a Bootable WinPE Image and use it to run TAP.exe.
Last Friday, our fearless Group Program Manager, Mike Glass held the first PM Offsite for Windows Embedded, this offsite was designed for the PM team to take a break from our “day jobs” and get into deep technical depth into specific technologies the Read More...
Using Delegates in C#
I used to be an instructor some time back and still get a kick out helping to teach people and would like to explain one of the interesting new odds of C#. In C#, you do not have pointer any more. How do you deal with pointer to functions? This article Read More...
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