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GPS Intermediate Driver
Windows Mobile
Windows Embedded CE
3/25/2008

The GPS Intermediate Driver is useful to developers writing applications that use GPS (Global Positioning System) devices as well as to GPS hardware manufacturers. It is useful because it provides an intermediate layer that abstracts the actual GPS device from developers and manufacturers. Ideally, this enables application developers to write code that works with any GPS hardware, and GPS device manufacturers to produce hardware that works with any application.

All of the GPS Intermediate Driver documentation should be useful for both application developers and device manufacturers. With that said, there are particular sections that may be of special interest to each group:

For All Platforms:

extended GPS Intermediate Driver

Compares how applications and GPS hardware interact, both with and without the GPS Intermediate Driver.

GPS Intermediate Driver Architecture

Describes how the GPS Intermediate Driver is implemented.

GPS Intermediate Driver Application Development

Explains how to write code that uses the GPS Intermediate Driver.

GPS Intermediate Driver Registry Settings

Provides information about the configurable registry settings used by the GPS Intermediate Driver.

GPS Intermediate Driver Security

Provides security best practice information relevant to the GPS Intermediate Driver.

GPS Intermediate Driver Migration

Discusses migrating applications so that they use the GPS Intermediate Driver.

GPS Intermediate Driver Samples

Provides information about GPS Intermediate Driver source code and samples.

GPS Intermediate Driver Reference

Provides reference information for the API provided by the GPS Intermediate Driver.

For Windows Embedded CE:

GPS Intermediate Driver OS Design Development

Presents information that is helpful when designing and developing a Windows Embedded CE OS design that uses the GPS Intermediate Driver.

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