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Boot Loader Reference (Compact 2013)

10/16/2014

A boot loader is generally used to place the run-time image into memory and then jump to the OS startup routine. You can also save time when developing the board support package (BSP) by using a boot loader to quickly download a new run-time image to a device.

Boot loader sample code for each supported BSP is available at %_WINCEROOT%\Platform\<Hardware Platform Name>\Src\Bootloader.

This language reference section contains descriptions of the boot loader programming elements.

In This Section

  • Boot Loader Support Libraries
    Contains descriptions of static libraries in Windows Embedded Compact that can help you significantly shorten your boot loader development time. static libraries in Windows Embedded Compact that can help you significantly shorten your boot loader development time.
  • DiskPart Utility
    Contains instructions for using command prompt utility that you can use to partition a disk.

See Also

Other Resources

Board Support Package (BSP)