You have a Windows Embedded CE run-time image. You do not have the OS design for the run-time image.
You need to identify which Windows CE Catalog items are contained in the run-time image. What should you do?
You have an OS design. You attempt to build a Windows Embedded CE run-time image. During the makeimg phase, you receive the following error message: Error: RAM start overlaps ROM binary. You need to ensure that the build process completes successfully. What should you do?
You have a Windows Embedded CE run-time image for an OS design. You modify the platform.reg file in the board support package (BSP). You need to apply the changes to the run-time image. What should you do?
A thread in an application must perform an action no more than once every second. You need to ensure that
the thread uses the minimum amount of CPU time. What should you do?
You have a Windows Embedded CE run-time image. You develop an application named App1.exe. You include the application in the run-time image. You need to add the application to the Start menu. What should you do?
You are developing power management applications in an OS design. You need to ensure that the applications receive notifications from Power Manager. What should you do?
You develop two applications named App1 and APP2. App1 writes to a buffer. You create a function named ProcessMyData. You need to ensure that App2 executes a specific thread only when the buffer is full. Which code should the thread in App2 include?
You plan to develop an application that will contain multiple threads. You need to identify which synchronization API executes in the minimum amount of time. What should you do?
You develop a data collection application that has two threads. One thread collects data and stores it in a buffer. A second thread processes the data from the buffer. You need to ensure that only one thread can modify the buffer at a time. What should you add to the application?