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How can I port an application written for Windows NT Embedded 4.0 to Windows XP Embedded?

April 26, 2017application embedded NT port Windows Windows XP written

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How can I port an application written for Windows NT Embedded 4.0 to Windows XP Embedded?

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Porting at the application level may involve a simple copy of the executable (.exe) file and its related files. At a more complex level, you may need to use Microsoft Visual Studio® tools to rewrite portions of the source code to accommodate different core operating system (OS) issues, such as the difference in registry keys and settings. You will need to use Windows Embedded Component Designer to define the application in an .sld file, so you can import it into the component database.