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| Hi, my friends, I want to change my application from XP pro to XP Embedded. The application is for hardness test. I wrote the program using VC++ 6.0. There is an A/D card in the computer to collect analog signal and change it to digital signal. It provides driver for XP pro. It also has a dll library I need to call in my c++ program. It works fine in XP Pro. How do I add the hardware, application and library to run time image. Can I use tap to find my A/D ( analog to digital) card? If not how can I add it to run time image? Do I have to create a repository before I create a component for my application? Thank you ahead. Best regards, Larry | Guest
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1. You can create components for driver, and application separately, there are good explanation on how to do that. 2. Or you can just copy required files for program, and driver in appropriate directories and let PNP do the rest. First case is probably what most prefer. Quote:
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component for your driver. Also you can add manualy component to TD, since you know that it is needed so you don't need TAP. Quote:
repository that will be created whet you import your component. Regards, Slobodan | Guest
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