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Books detail Windows CE 6.0 programming
Jul. 23, 2008

[Updated, Jul. 25] -- Two books on Windows CE 6.0 have been announced, Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Fundamentals by Stanislav Pavlov and Pavel Belevsky, and Professional Microsoft Windows Embedded CE 6.0 by Samuel Phung. Both target programmers, promising how-tos and examples of developing embedded devices.

Of the two, Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Fundamentals (right) is due first, scheduled for Jul. 30 publication by Microsoft Press. Stanislav Pavlov is a Microsoft MVP, trainer, and consultant. He's also the author of earlier books on Windows XP Embedded and Windows CE, published in Russian by Quarta Technologies. Co-author Belevsky is a system engineer and Windows Embedded CE authorized trainer.

Their book "examines the architecture, built-in programming tools, drivers, and build process, and shows how to take advantage of the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Software Development Kit (SDK)," according to the publisher's description. It specifically covers Windows CE 6.0 Release 2, claiming to provide "hands-on instruction" and "pragmatic" reference material.

A chapter listing provided by Microsoft Press for Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Fundamentals is as follows:
  • Chapter 1: Introduction
  • Chapter 2: Operating System and Application
  • Chapter 3: Operating System Architecture
  • Chapter 4: Subsystem for Building an Operating System
  • Chapter 5: Board Support Package (BSP)
  • Chapter 6: Driver Architecture
  • Chapter 7: Loading the Operating System
  • Chapter 8: Building Devices
  • Chapter 9: Application Development
Separately announced, and further off, is Professional Microsoft Windows Embedded CE 6.0 (right), scheduled for November publication by Wrox Press. Samuel Phung appears to be a first-time book author, but is a frequent speaker, Microsoft MVP, and is in charge of business development and partner relations in North America for ICOP Technology.

According to Wrox, the book will "provide how-to information with working examples, so developers can learn the overall Windows Embedded CE development environment quickly and effectively."

A particular focus of the book will apparently be Microsoft's Visual Studio 2008 development environment. While a chapter listing was not yet available, Wrox's summary of the book touts it by saying, "Existing Visual Studio developers can leverage the skills they already have and adapt them to develop applications for Windows Embedded CE in a short amount of time."

Further information

Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Fundamentals has 272 pages, a list price of $39.99, and its ISBN is 978-0-735-62625-6. More information can be found on the Microsoft Press website, here.

Professional Microsoft Windows Embedded CE 6.0 will have approximately 600 pages, and a list price of $59.99. Its ISBN is 978-0-470-37733-8. More information can be found on the Wrox Press website, here.



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