I tried all the methons I can find to detect the memory leak of WM5
application.
But the result log doesn't show me the name of the funtion name instead
of "unknown"

This is something I discovered yesterday, and thought you all might
appreciate a heads up. If you try to build tux tests with VS 2005, you'll
run into this problem.
The default build settings in VS 2005 do not match the settings that the OS

   When running CETK for OAL Timer Test, the Test process stop in the case
121. And I add some debug messages, find it hungs up when setting thread
priority back(the function never return). Why? Any suggestion may be
helpful.

I am running NDIS performance test on Windows based desktop machine...I want
to test ethernet interface...I followed msdn...
On running the command :"tux -o -d perf_ndis -c "-ndisd -nounbind
device\{<GUID>}" the test begins and displays the following :

Good morning,
I tried to compile the CETK test for GDI, but it failed due to the
missing of 4 bitmap files, and I can not find them anywhere in WINCE500
tree.

Is it possible to write a local UI on a CE device in stead of the remote UI
(CETK server CeTest.exe) to communicate with the TUX client?
How to do it?
Thanks and regards,

Do you know how to do it?
Thanks and regards,
Gino

hi..
i have developed an UART driver. But i m not getting enough test cases from
the CETK test kit..So if anyone knows how to test the driver then pls let me
know..

I have installed WinCE 5.0 on a laptop computer, having these characteristics:
- CPU: Pentium III @ 650 MHz
- RAM: 192 MB
- Hard Disk: 11 GB  

I have configured the OAL Timer Test as an offline test as it was
discussed in this newsgroup last year.
I connect to my device using the dialog "Start client..." in the menu
"Connection". I connect using the platform manager without the windows