D:\WINCE500\Updates\Windows CE 5.0_Product_Update_

 The file(s) with the new source code changes for this component can be found in the directory %_WINCEROOT%\:

             public\directx\oak\files\directx.reg
             public\directx\sdk\inc\userdata.h
             public\directx\sdk\inc\userdata.idl

             public\directx\sdk\samples\wmp\ceplayer\playerwindow.cpp

             public\directx\sdk\inc\renbase.h
             public\directx\sdk\inc\renbaseasync.h
             public\directx\sdk\samples\dshow\baseclasses\renbase.cpp
             public\directx\sdk\samples\dshow\baseclasses\renbaseasync.c

             public\directx\sdk\inc\sharedmemory.h
             public\directx\sdk\samples\dshow\baseclasses\sharedmemory.cpp

 

Component:  DlgMgr

• - Pressing Esc key during video playback may cause an exception.

Component:  Drivers

• - This update addresses a possible hardware issue when shutting down an Intel 854 device.

The file(s) with the new source code changes for this component can be found in the directory %_WINCEROOT%\:

     public\common\oak\drivers\giisr\giisr.c

Component:  DRM

• - This update addresses some compliance issues with Microsoft Windows Media DRM v10.

• - This update adds xDRM layer to support to SH4 and MIPS-family processors.

Component:  DXTRANS

• - Filters collection of HTML element is not scriptable and may cause some script errors.

• - A fault in DirectDraw may occur when a surface is created by DXTRANS.

 

Component:  FileSys

• - A data abort may occur if a device is suspended.

• - This update allows Windows CE 5.0 to access certain storage media configured with non-standard FAT formatting tools.

  The following registry key needs to be implemented to skip the FAT sector check:

  [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\FATFS]
  "BypassFATSectorCheck"=dword:1

  Delete this Registry value to return to the previous behavior.

• - An error may occur when flushing to a file.

• - Under heavy stress conditions, a WriteFile to a TFAT volume may sometimes return ERROR_DISK_FULL even though there is plenty of free space on the media.

• - TFAT volume corrupts when multiple threads write files under the same directory.

• - Under heavy stress conditions, a WriteFile to a TFAT volume may sometimes return ERROR_DISK_FULL even though there is plenty of free space on the media.

• - TFAT volume corrupts when multiple threads write files under the same directory.

• - Files on a TFAT volume may be corrupted under multithread reading and writing conditions.

• - This update addresses some issues that may occur when randomly accessing very large files.

• - Under certain circumstances an error may occur between filesys.exe and gwes.exe.

• - Device may hang when SD card is ejected while SD File is memory mapped.

• - When copying a file using File Explorer, the read-only attribute maybe be lost.

• - Under certain circumstances an error may occur when using Passive KITL.

• - Presence of file system filter driver may cause a memory leak on volume unmount.

• - Data corruption may occur on a hardware read error.

• - Windows CE 5.0 may be unable to copy a file to a fragmented disk, even if there is adequate disk space.

• - The CeGetVolumeInfo() function may return wrong information for FAT and TFAT volumes.

• - If there is a file handle opened on a mounted volume and if the mounted volume is removed, the deallocation call may reset the file handle. Calling for the suspend operation during the deallocation process may result in system hang.

• - Warning LNK4099 appears many times when building a project.

The file(s) with the new source code changes for this component can be found in the directory %_WINCEROOT%\:

     private\winceos\coreos\storage\fsdserv\fsdapis.cpp
     private\winceos\coreos\fsd\fatfs\volume.c

     private\winceos\coreos\fsd\fatfs\stream.c

     private\winceos\coreos\fsd\fatfs\fat.c

     private\winceos\coreos\fsd\fatfs\api.c
     private\winceos\coreos\fsd\fatfs\buffer.c
     private\winceos\coreos\fsd\fatfs\cache.c
     private\winceos\coreos\fsd\fatfs\disk.c
     private\winceos\coreos\fsd\fatfs\fatapi.h
     private\winceos\coreos\fsd\fatfs\fatfmt.h
     private\winceos\coreos\fsd\fatfs\fatfs.h
     private\winceos\coreos\fsd\fatfs\file.c
     private\winceos\coreos\fsd\fatfs\find.c
     private\winceos\coreos\fsd\fatfs\name.c
     private\winceos\coreos\fsd\fatfs\path.c
     private\winceos\coreos\fsd\fatfs\streamrun.c
     private\winceos\coreos\fsd\fatfs\streamrun.h
     private\winceos\coreos\fsd\fatfs\normal\sources

     private\winceos\coreos\core\dll\apis.c

     private\winceos\coreos\storage\fsdmain\fsdmain.cpp

     private\winceos\coreos\storage\fsdserv\fsdalloc.cpp

     private\winceos\coreos\storage\fsdserv\fsdstubs.cpp     

     public\common\cesysgen\makefile

 

Component:  GDI

• - Large JPEG images may display incorrectly when they are being scaled.

• - This update addresses the issue of Font linking via AddFontResource not working correctly.

• - Internet Explorer may not correctly render "nbsp" tags and result in anchors not separated by spaces.

Component:  Graphics

• - This update addresses the issue of font linking registry key limitation that is currently set to two characters.

• - This update allows to link newly added fonts.

• - This update corrects performance issues that may occur when scrolling long lists. Most noticeable performance improvements are on non-x86 based processors.

Component:  Help

• 060430_KBHELPDOCS - This update provides updated Platform Builder 5.0 Help files.

• - This update allows a user to close Help window via a touch pad.

Component:  HTTPD

• - Web Server component may allow any valid user with an invalid password to get access to shares protected via Basic Authentication.

The file(s) with the new public source code changes for this component can be found in the directory %_WINCEROOT%\:

     private\servers\http\auth\auth.cpp

Component:  Imaging

• - A JPEG file may not be allowed to be resized when a user tries to decode it into a Bitmap.

• - This update addresses a leak that may occur when viewing JPEG files.

• - GetImageInfo may return failure for some valid PNG files.

Component:  IME

• - A memory leak may occur when opening/closing a dialog box.

Component:  Integration

• - This update allows Platform Builder 5.0 to interpret a debug symbol format in PDB files that is also used by Visual Studio tools.

Component:  IP Helper

• - Calling IP Helper repeatedly may cause out of memory condition.

Component:  IR

• - This update addresses the issue causing some disconnection processing to be skipped.

The file(s) with the new source code changes for this component can be found in the directory %_WINCEROOT%\:

     private\winceos\comm\ir\irlap\irlap.c

Component:  JScript

• - An access violation may occur when a user attempts to open certain web sites.

Component:  Kerberos

• - Kerberos uses REDIR for DC discovery and would fail in environments without WINS servers. Kerberos may fail on a server that has multiple NIC cards.

• - This update addresses a memory leak that may occur when sending a TGS request and a retry is attempted with TCP.

• - This update changes the maximum buffer size in SPNEGO to depend on the maximum Kerberos token size and sets this value to 12000.

The file(s) with the new source code changes for this component can be found in the directory %_WINCEROOT%\:

     public\common\cesysgen\makefile

Component:  Kernel

• - An error in GWES may occur when setting an unsupported locale in the registry.

• - SH4 and MIPS platforms only: Dialog box drawing may be slow when an access mode is changed from read only to read/write on a fault handling condition.

• - This update extends support for the expanded INTEVT (Interrupt Event) register in the SH4 kernel from 12 to 14 bits.

• - Calling Sleep function with a large timeout value close to the wraparound time may cause an issue in the kernel scheduler.

• - Under certain circumstances some Watchdog timers may get lost.

The file(s) with the new public source code changes for this component can be found in the directory %_WINCEROOT%\:

     private\winceos\coreos\nk\kernel\sh\mdsh3.c
     private\winceos\coreos\nk\kernel\sh\shexcept.src      

     private\winceos\coreos\nk\kernel\watchdog.c

Component:  MFC

• - Update to MFC components in Windows CE 5.0 for ARMV4i.

        When an ARMV4I application with eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0 is compiled, a linker error LNK2001 with reference to an unresolved external 

        symbol ConstructElements may occur on debug builds. This may impact MFC applications for Windows CE 5.0 ARM-based devices when

        they use classes such as the CEMap Class which pulls in the ConstructElements at Link time.

 

         Information for OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers):
       After applying this update, a platform SDK should be re-exported to update it with the libraries and source files provided by this update.

       It is not necessary to rebuild any DLLs included in the platform that use the shared MFC DLL

 

Component:  MSFlash

• - Flash driver may fail to compact rendering the file system read-only.

Component:  MsgQue

• - An error may occur when under certain circumstances the code does not validate message queue and the active window.

The file(s) with the new source code changes for this component can be found in the directory %_WINCEROOT%\:

     public\shell\oak\hpc\explorer\main\browseobj.cpp

Component:  MSHTML

• - When launching a web page with the embedded GIF file, the GIF animation may not function properly.

• - An exception may occur if a HTML file contains and tag inside nested

• - Internet Explorer may not set focus correctly when using DIV sections.

• - ActiveX control may retrieve an incorrect value for codebase.

• - Internet Explorer may navigate to an invalid URL when using "refresh" meta tag.

• - Internet Explorer may not always render drop-down boxes with the correct height when the source HTML file is encoded in Unicode.

• - An error may occur when UpdateFocusShape() tries to update an unloaded view.

• - Transparent anchor with style specified in CSS file may not be handled correctly.

• - An exception may occur when browsing certain web sites.

• - A failure to validate the return of a function call on a specific HTML/CSS construct may result in an error.

• - Internet Explorer may terminate when processing a specific HMTL construct.

Component:  MSXML

• - This update addresses a memory leak that may occur when periodically requesting data from a Web Server.

• - This update addresses a memory leak in MSXML.

• - IESample may not be able to refresh certain XML pages.

• - This security update addresses areas such as cross-site scripting attacks, crashing MSXML, and putting it into infinite loops.

The file(s) with the new source code changes for this component can be found in the directory %_WINCEROOT%\:

     public\ie\oak\files\ie.reg

Component:  Multimon

• - An exception may occur when using multi-monitor display with different resolutions per display and attempting to move the mouse cursor past the bottom of the lower resolution screen.

Component:  NAT/ICS

• - When connecting to a VPN server with PPTP through a Windows CE 5.0 Gateway configuration, a data alignment exception may occur in the IPNAT.DLL module.

• - Arithmetic overflow may generate a spurious idle timeout value.

• - When the DHCP allocator finds a DHCP server on the network, a memory leak may occur.

The file(s) with the new public source code changes for this component can be found in the directory %_WINCEROOT%\:

     private\winceos\comm\tcpipw\ipnat\autodial\autodial.c

Component:  NDIS

• - This update addresses the issue with NDIS passing an incorrect argument.

Component:  .NET Compact Framework

• - .NET Compact Framework update for Windows CE 5.0.

        This update addresses the following issues:

• Transitions between managed and native code may cause memory leaks on ARM platforms.

• A NullReferenceException may occur when a Web Method returns an empty array using the xsi:Nil attribute.

• Modifying the SoapClientMessage.ContentType property does not modify the Http requests ContentType header.

• Stack corruption may occur on SHx, MIPS and x86 platforms when local variables are created but never used.

• Invoking a multicase delegate from a catch handler may cause a MissingMethodException on SHx, MIPS and x86 platforms.

• Command line arguments containing double byte characters may get truncated to a single byte.

• An ObjectDisposedException may occur when a asynchronous web request is aborted before the response is received.

• Invoke on a disposed control may hang the application.

• An array containing one or more elements may be sent to the Web Service incorrectly.

• An application may hang when invoking a Web Method that uses multiple XmlElementAttributes on a single argument, member or property.

• Memory corruption may occur on devices that have the native security model enabled and both .NET CF V1 SP3.

• Deadlocks may occur when running under severe resource constraints.

• The issue of the Tool Bars loosing their image on Windows Mobile 2003 SE when removed from the form is addressed by this update.

• An ObjectDisposedException may occur when the server closes the socket connection.

• Setting the Minimum and Maximum properties of a progress bar may crash the application.

• An exception may occur when adding an image to an imagelist on an Hx4700 and Hx4705.

• Data misalignment may occur on decimal fields in MIPSIV devices.

The file(s) with the new public source code changes for this component can be found in the directory %_WINCEROOT%\:

     public\cebase\oak\misc\netcf.bat
     public\netcf\cesysgen\makefile
     public\netcf\oak\files\netcf.bib
     public\netcf\oak\files\netcf.reg

Component:  .NET Compact Framework 2.0

• - Integration of .NET Compact Framework 2.0 into Windows CE 5.0.

Overview:

.NET Compact Framework 2.0 update provides all the new .NET Compact Framework 2.0 functionality in a new catalog item.  This new catalog item is in the Application and Services Development node next to the .NET Compact Framework 1.0 catalog.  These catalog items are mutually exclusive; one can be included in a project at a time.  If you are interested in developing .NET Compact Framework 2.0 applications, you need either Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 or the .NET Framework 2.0 SDK at:  

Installation Instruction:

1. Close Platform Builder

2. Run the an update that matches the processor for your project.

3. Run Platform Builder and add the new .NET Compact Framework 2.0 Catalog item to your workspace.  If the workspace includes .NET Compact Framework 1.0, remove it before adding .NET Compact Framework 2.0.

Issues:

1. If you add .NET Compact Framework 2.0 and any catalog item which includes the .NET Compact Framework 1.0 dependencies like the Standard SDK, it will include the .NET Compact Framework 1.0 dependencies.  This behavior is benign as the .NET Compact Framework 2.0 dependencies are a superset of the .NET Compact Framework 1.0 dependencies.

2. The Smart Devices Authentication Utility is not included with the .NET Compact Framework 2.0 Catalog item.  For instructions on debugging .NET Compact Framework 2.0 applications without using ActiveSync see: 

.NET Compact Framework 2.0 New Features:

The .NET Compact Framework version 2.0 extends the .NET Compact Framework 1.0 with new features, improvements to existing features, and expanded support of classes in the full .NET Compact Framework.

The following table summarizes the expanded support.

Expanded support	Description
Application domains	Support is provided for unloading an application domain.
Anonymous methods	The .NET Compact Framework 2.0 supports the new C# feature that lets you include the event-handling code in the delegate, as shown in the following example: // In constructor. button.Click += new EventHandler(sender,args) { // Increment a counter or other action. };
Cryptographic support	The following features are supported: X.509 certificates Hashing: MD5 and SHA1 Symmetric key encryption: RC2, RC4, 3DES, DES Asymmetric key encryption: RSA, DSA
DataSet improvements	The GetChanges method is supported, along with more classes in the System.Data namespace.
Events	Internal improvements have been made in raising events.
Exceptions	Improved exception handling by the following: System.Windows.Forms.TabControl.SelectedIndexChanged event System.Windows.Forms.TrackBar.ValueChanged event TreeView events All changed events for selected items in a ComboBox and ListBox, such as the SelectedIndexChanged event.
Generics	Support subset of .NET Compact Framework Generics.
Globalization	Additional encodings are supported.
Assemblies	Friend Assemblies (C# Programming Guide) are supported.
Networking	Support for NTLM authentication and support for IPv6, the next generation of the Internet protocol. CredentialCache is supported. Performance for XML serialization is improved. The .NET Compact Framework 2.0 supports SOAP 1.2. The .NET Compact Framework 2.0 supports the following authentication protocols: Negotiate NTLM Kerberos
Message Queuing (MSMQ)	Core functionality of using the MSMQ component and the System.Messaging classes is available.
Partial classes	The .NET Compact Framework 2.0 supports partial classes, as used in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 when you create a new project.
Registry keys	You can set registry keys by using the RegistryKey class. An open RegistryKey and its open child RegistryKey objects must be explicitly closed before deletion of the key. The maximum depth of registry keys is 15. This is a Windows CE 5.0 limitation.
Serial ports	You can access serial ports as you can in the full .NET Framework. Four ports are supported. For an example, see Serial Communication Application Sample. Support for serial ports is also available with the Visual Studio 2005 emulators.
SQL Server	Support for SQL Server 2005 Mobile Edition
Strings	The Substring method throws an exception if the startIndex parameter is greater than the length parameter. String.Empty.Substring(0, 1) throws an ArgumentException.
Threading	Support for the BeginInvoke, EndInvoke methods, and using parameters with the Invoke method.
Visual Basic My objects	The .NET Compact Framework 2.0 supports the following My objects: My.Resources Object My.WebServices Object My.Forms Object
XML support	XML support includes: XmlSerializer class System.Xml.XPath namespace System.Xml.Schema namespace

New Features:

The following table summarizes new device-specific features in the .NET Compact Framework 2.0:

Feature	Description
Stand-alone development	Although command-line compilation is supported in the .NET Compact Framework v1.0, the .NET Compact Framework v2.0 provides greater stand-alone compiling and debugging support. The .NET Compact Framework SDK is included in the .NET Framework stand-alone SDK.
Force an earlier .NET Compact Framework version application to run on version 2.0	Applications written and compiled using .NET Compact Framework v1.0 will run automatically on a device which includes .NET Compact Framework v2.0 in ROM.
New controls in Microsoft.WindowsCE.Forms	Including:  Notification, DocumentList, HarwareButton, InputMethodCollection, InputMode, LogFont, MessageWIndow, MobileDevice, ScreenOrientation
Managed D3D for Mobility	Provides Managed wrappers for D3D Mobility.

Interoperability Enhancements:

The .NET Compact Framework 2.0 provides the following interoperability enhancements:

• Native code interoperabilty
  • Enhanced platform invoke type marshaling.
  • Marshal delegates as function pointers.
  • Additional types – arrays, strings, structures.
  • Embedded arrays – structs with char[], array[].
  • MarshalAs – type hinting.
• Use COM objects in your managed code
  • RCW (runtime callable wrapper) support enables calling from managed applications into COM objects. However, you cannot activate managed object through COM.
  • CCW (COM callable wrapper) support enables callbacks from native to managed code.
  • Support for late-bound and early-bound calls (IDispatch and vtable).
  • Integrated into Visual Studio 2005.

Although the .NET Compact Framework 2.0 supports only a subset of the System.Runtime.InteropServices namespace, advanced marshaling capabilities are available with the support of the MarshalAsAttribute attribute. In addition, the .NET Compact Framework v2.0 supports several new members in the Marshal class. You can marshal a wide range of types through COM into the .NET Compact Framework, including all OLE Automation types. Custom marshaling, the COM single-threaded apartment (STA) threading model, and auto-generating class interfaces is not supported.

You can also use the .NET Framework SDK Type Library Importer (Tlbimp.exe) with the .NET Compact Framework 2.0. In Visual Studio, you can add a reference to a COM type library in a device project.

Regarding packed structures, the .NET Compact Framework 2.0 does not support Pack, but it does support the Explicit field and the FieldOffsetAttribute attribute. Note that current restrictions prevent marshaling a structure that violates the native structure layout; in other words, Int32 values must be 4-byte aligned, Int64 and Double values must be 8-byte aligned, and so on. If you need a packed structure where the elements are not naturally aligned, you must do the marshaling yourself.

The file(s) with the new source code changes for this component can be found in the directory %_WINCEROOT%\:

     public\cebase\oak\misc\netcfv2.bat
     public\netcfv2\netcfv2.cec
     public\netcfv2\cesysgen\makefile
     public\netcfv2\cesysgen\sources
     public\netcfv2\oak\files\netcfv2.bib
     public\netcfv2\oak\files\netcfv2.reg

Component:  .NET Compact Framework 2.0 SP1

• - Integration of .NET Compact Framework 2.0 SP1 into Windows CE 5.0.

Added Features:

• Allow DataGrid cell drawing to be overridden

• Added support for headless devices by adding a Headless catalog item in Platform Builder

• Added System SR files to the Platform Builder 5.0 catalog item

• Added the Serializable attribute

Fixed Issues:

• Changing VT_BYREF Variants in managed code could lead to a memory leak

• Inappropriate caching of current UI culture even after CultureInfo.ClearCachedData is called

• For the HttpWebRequest method, an uncatchable ObjectDisposedException could occur when exiting an application with asynchronous requests

• Visual Studio may hang when setting a Breakpoint in a function with an infinite loop when it is called from the Immediate Window

• Breakpoints may not work if the cached, managed dlls in the bcl directory differ from the ones on the device

• Environment.GetFolderPath may return an InvalidOperationException

• An access violation may occur when accessing .the Controls or .Controls.Count property of a control once it has begun the disposing process

• The WebBrowser.DocumentCompleted event is fired in a loop when the DocumentText property contains an image inside of a table

• For the HttpWebRequest method, an ArgumentOutOfRangeException occurs when accessing some https:// URLs

• Timer may break after GetTickCount wraps around (49.7 days)

• Memory leaks may occur when using Com marshaling

• For the SerialPort class, an IOException may occur when opening a serial port on the IPAQ 4150

• A call to HttpWebRequest over SSL with a payload greater than 32 KB may hang on the client when SendChunked returns false

• For the SerialPort class, an un-catchable exception may occur when Bluetooth is turned off

• A finalizer for the FileStream class may cause the application to crash if a previous IO operation failed

• PInvoke return types of UIntPtr may throw a NotSupportedException

• The Debug.WriteLine method in the .NET Compact framework v2.0 is not working

• For the SerialPort class, virtual serial ports may not get reported by the SerialPort.GetPortNames method

• When using COM Interop, a VARIANT_BOOL type may get passed incorrectly on ARMV4I

• The .NET Compact Framework v2.0 may performs version comparison incorrectly when loading assemblies

• Corrections needed for Http Abort semantics

• The DateTime.Now method may throw an ArgumentOutOfRangeException

• Under certain rare stress conditions, a crash may occur when using CurrentTimeZone.GetDaylightTime and CurrentTimeZone.GetStandardTime

The file(s) with the new source code changes for this component can be found in the directory %_WINCEROOT%\:

     public\cebase\oak\misc\netcfv2.bat
     public\netcfv2\netcfv2.cec
     public\netcfv2\cesysgen\makefile
     public\netcfv2\oak\files\netcfv2.bib
     public\netcfv2\oak\files\netcfv2.reg

Component:  .NET Compact Framework 2.0 SP2

• - .NET Compact Framework 2.0 SP2 update addresses the following issues:

• Finalizers may fail on RTF objects because COM bindings are already disposed

• VS may crash when trying to attach without setting the Attach Enabled Registry Key

• Potential memory corruption caused by circular reference

• JIT assertion failure when non-existent COM port is addressed

• TypeLoadException using generics with .NET Compact Framework 2.0

• SerialPort: Data corruption may occur if DataReceived event is used to receive Unicode characters sent across serial ports

• SerialPort: Cannot open a COM port beyond COM9

• SerialPort: GetPortNames() may not return serial port names beyond COM9

• .NET Compact Framework 2.0 may deadlock on exit if native callback delegate has been called on native thread

• XmlSerializerializationWriter: When GetSpecifiedMember returns false, serialization is halted resulting in loss of data

• Access violation marshaling a class with a string field

• Stepping out from a Breakpoint after Func eval may cause breakpoint to remain at same place and result in Visual Studio 2005 hang

• COM: Access violation in N->M byref marshaling

• Native exception in marshalling code when using Interlocked.Exchange

• Access violation in StubPolicyAlloc (eestub\policy.cpp)

• Type.GetDefaultMembers() may not return base type's default members

• Debugger may not correctly handle new native threads entering through COM

• HttpWebRequest: HTTPS request may fail when TLS_RSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA cipher is used

• WebBrowser's NavigatingEventArgs does not allow to cancel navigation

• XmlSerializer may fail to de-serialize enumerator's with spaces

The file(s) with the new source code changes for this component can be found in the directory %_WINCEROOT%\:

     public\netcfv2\cesysgen\makefile

Component:  NetBios

• - NetBios may become unavailable to access network share using wireless LAN (WPA-PSK TKIP). The problem may occurr under very low wireless power condition.

Component:  NETUI

• - When GWES initialization is dependent on a USB driver and the system prompts the user for a driver name, a deadlock may occur.

• - This update enables hiding of WZC AP pop-up dialogs. 

The file(s) with the new source code changes for this component can be found in the directory %_WINCEROOT%\:

     public\common\oak\drivers\netui\netcard.c
     public\common\oak\drivers\netui\wzcpopup.c
     public\common\oak\drivers\usb\usbd\usbddrv.cpp
     public\common\oak\inc\netui.h

Component:  OAL

• - Performance clock may go backwards on the Vr4131 devices.

The file(s) with the new public source code changes for this component can be found in the directory %_WINCEROOT%\:

     platform\common\src\common\timer\cntcmp\cntcmp.c

Component:  Other

• - This is an update to the private source code files that will allow to rebuild the kernel for debugging purposes.

The file(s) with the new public source code changes for this component can be found in the directory %_WINCEROOT%\:

     private\winceos\coreos\core\acl\accchk.c
     private\winceos\coreos\inc\gweapiset1.hpp
     private\winceos\coreos\inc\kmodeentries.hpp

Component:  PDF Viewer