ok i found the download again, but i dont know how to work it, heres what the readme file said.
Anyways, this is to let me run WindowsCE on my dreamcast.
Someone help me out!
interpretate it to somethin easier? lol
"The DreamCE.vcw workspace is for the Windows CE projects and should
be loaded in the eMbedded Visual Toolkit.
The DreamNT.dsw workspace is for the Windows NT projects and
should be loaded in Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0.
The ouput binaries can be found in the Target directory for
each processor type.
In order for the CELoader sample to be executed, you will need
to have the IP.bin, 1st_read.bin or 0winceos.bin files and WinCE
directory that can be found in distributions of Boob!Boy, GypPlay,
and DCMp3.
Copy the CELoader.exe and DUiMan.dll files, along with the files
and directories mentioned above to root directory of the target
CD. In addition, because programs are typically started via a registry
entry in the distributed firmware, you will need to rename the
CELoader.exe file to same file name that the other program was using.
CELoader also makes use of the Arial True Type Font, so make
sure that an Arial.ttf file is in the WinCE directory."
Anyways, this is to let me run WindowsCE on my dreamcast.
Someone help me out!
interpretate it to somethin easier? lol
"The DreamCE.vcw workspace is for the Windows CE projects and should
be loaded in the eMbedded Visual Toolkit.
The DreamNT.dsw workspace is for the Windows NT projects and
should be loaded in Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0.
The ouput binaries can be found in the Target directory for
each processor type.
In order for the CELoader sample to be executed, you will need
to have the IP.bin, 1st_read.bin or 0winceos.bin files and WinCE
directory that can be found in distributions of Boob!Boy, GypPlay,
and DCMp3.
Copy the CELoader.exe and DUiMan.dll files, along with the files
and directories mentioned above to root directory of the target
CD. In addition, because programs are typically started via a registry
entry in the distributed firmware, you will need to rename the
CELoader.exe file to same file name that the other program was using.
CELoader also makes use of the Arial True Type Font, so make
sure that an Arial.ttf file is in the WinCE directory."
