Replacement Floating Point C Run-Time Library
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8/27/2008
If you have hardware that utilizes floating point software, you can choose to create a customized floating point C run-time library that replaces the standard CRT library and which you can include in a run-time image. For information about how to create a run-time image, see How to Use the IDE to Create, Customize, and Build a Run-Time Image.
In Windows Embedded CE 6.0, the source code for the C run-time is separate from the Coredll.dll library, and is packaged as a replaceable .dll. This change is currently implemented only on boards that use ARM processors. For information about ARM processors, see ARM Family Processors.
In This Section
- Replacement Floating Point C Run-Time Library Creation Overview
Provides information about replacement floating point C run-time libraries.
- Exports from the Floating Point C Run-Time Library
Provides lists of of platform-dependent ordinals and platform-independent export ordinals.
- Floating Point C Run-Time Library API Reference
Provides reference information for the API provided by the floating point C run-time library.