Barry Bond: Emulation, Emulation, Emulation
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Barry Bond is an Architect who lives and breathes software emulation of hardware. What is emulation? How does it work? How do you inhale it? Well, watch, listen and learn. We dig into this important development technology with the de facto emulation guru
here at Microsoft. One of the great things about the emulation technology Barry has created is that it's source code is
available as shared source. Developers, get your hands dirty.
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DL Link: Shared Source Microsoft Device Emulator 1.0 Release
Also mentioned on his blog.
Is there any dedicated forum for technical questions on the MDE?
Great Video!
Do you emulate phone features? What do you do about SMS, MMS, Camera, Video Camera and Media Playing?
The Device Emulator General forum at http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowForum.aspx?ForumID=76&rw=true&SiteID=1 is the place to go for discussion about the Shared Source DeviceEmulator, as well as for the binary releases.
Barry
The DeviceEmulator emulates at a lower-level, at the "chips and registers" level. We have limited support for SMS and MMS using the Fake Radio Interface Layer (FakeRIL) code supplied by the Windows Mobile team, which is included in the phone-enabled ROMs.
Media playback works great inside the DeviceEmulator - audio and video both play.
The DeviceEmulator doesn't currently emulate still or video cameras. However, ROM images based on Windows Mobile 5.0 AKU2 and newer should include a NULL camera driver that always reports whiteness. In the future, I'd love to be able to bind a virtual camera to the desktop media stack, taking input from canned video on disk or from a live webcam.
Barry
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