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/** \addtogroup platform
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* @{ **/
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/**
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\defgroup win32 Microsoft Windows
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It is possible to run an entire Contiki system as a program under
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Microsoft Windows.
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\author Oliver Schmidt <ol.sc@web.de>
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\section win32-getting-started Getting started
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\note Network I/O does not work yet.
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The Microsoft Windows port of Contiki is built using the Microsoft
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Visual C++ compiler which is available for free from Microsoft's web
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page (registration required though). Follow the instructions on the
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link below carefully:
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/visualc/usingpsdk/default.aspx
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If you intend to around play with network I/O, get Ethereal:
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- It's a great free network analyzer.
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- It uses (and therefore installs) WinPcap that is used by Contiki network I/O
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too.
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http://www.ethereal.com/download.html
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Doubleclicking contiki-2.x\\platform\\win32\\contiki.sln should bring up the
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IDE and load the Contiki 'solution'. This takes some time if done for the
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first time as the source is scanned and quite some meta data gets
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generated.
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Select 'Build' and then 'Run' from the menu. (Or 'Build solution' from
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the 'Build' menu and press F5 to run/debug the program.) This should
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bring up Contiki inside a new command prompt window.
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Depending on your settings for command prompt windows the mouse
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should work right away with Contiki.
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Resizing the command prompt window running Contiki is handled by
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Contiki.
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Beside the Contiki Quit menu entry you can safely use Ctrl-C for a clean
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exit. You'll notice that when running Contiki from an open command
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prompt window (that therefore doesn't close on Contiki exit): The caption,
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colors, cursor, ... are restored.
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@{
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*/
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/** @} */
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/** @} */
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