September 2011
Intermediate to advanced
744 pages
19h 4m
English
SUMMARY
This chapter starts by explaining the differences between polling and interrupts for scheduling responses to hardware events. It examines the Windows Embedded Compact 7 Interrupt architecture and its uses in device drivers. Watchdog timers as a source of interrupts were considered along with a sample driver and application that implements a watchdog timer for the eBox hardware. Finally, how to create a native Platform Builder DLL project and an application project that uses it were explained.
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