Microsoft Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Exam Preparation Kit

restricted access to certain APIs and the kernel.

Virtual Memory Virtual memory is a way of abstracting the physical memory in a system to appear contiguous to processes that use it. Each process in Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R2 has two gigabytes of virtual memory space available, and to access physical memory from a process this memory must be mapped into the virtual address space of the process using MmMapIoSpace or OALPAtoVA.

About the Authors

Nicolas Besson

Nicolas Besson has over seven years of in-depth technical expe­rience with Windows Embedded CE technologies. He currently specializes in Software Development and Project Management at Adeneo, a key Microsoft Gold Embedded Partner with worldwide presence that focuses on Windows Embedded CE technologies. Nicolas has been a Microsoft eMVP for the last two years. He shares his knowledge by providing training for companies and people around the world. You can read more about his passion for Windows Embedded CE technologies on his blog at http://nicolasbesson.blogspot.com.

Ray Marcilla

Ray Marcilla is an Embedded Software Developer at Adeneo's American branch in Bellevue, Washington. Ray has significant experience in application development with native and managed code, as well as CE driver development. He also participates in CE-related technical presentations and workshops. Ray has worked on a number of interesting projects for ARM and x86 development platforms. In his free time, he likes to study foreign languages; he's currently fluent in Japanese, and can speak some Korean and French.

Rajesh Kakde

Rajesh has been associated with Windows Embedded CE since 2001. He has worked in various parts of the world in different segments of the industry including Consumer Electronics & Industrial Real-time Devices. He has extensive experience in BSP and driver development, as well as application development.

Currently, he is part of the Adeneo Corp. team as a Senior Windows Embedded Consultant and provides technical expertise on BSPs and drivers, as well as management for various OEM projects. He also delivers Windows Embedded CE workshops and trainings with Adeneo, which allow him to exchange ideas and share his passion for this technology.