Compilers for Microprocessors

8/27/2008

Windows Embedded CE includes support for a variety of microprocessor families, and provides a number of development tools that include compilers, assemblers, and intrinsic functions.

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In This Section

What's New in Supported Compilers: Provides an overview of the changes in Windows Embedded CE compilers.

Differences Between Desktop and Device Compilers: Provides information about the differences between compilers that target devices and compilers that target desktops.

Security Best Practices for C++: Contains information about recommended security tools and practices.

ARM Family Processors: Provides information about ARM technology compiler options, intrinsic functions, and call specifications.

Renesas Family Processors: Provides information about Renesas technology compiler options, intrinsic functions, and call specifications.

MIPS Family Processors: Provides information about MIPS technology compiler options, intrinsic functions, and call specifications.

C/C++ Libraries for Windows Embedded CE: Provides detailed reference information about the C function library you can use for development.

Error Messages: Provides listings and descriptions of compiler and compiler-related error messages that are unique to Windows Embedded CE.

Related Sections

Platform Builder User's Guide: Discusses the integrated development environment (IDE) and development tools for designing, creating, building, testing, and debugging a Windows Embedded CE–based hardware platform.

Bringing Up a Hardware Platform: Contains an overview about board support packages (BSPs) and links to topics that discuss the development process for each of the elements in a BSP.