On Time RTOS-32 host program DLaunch.exe can be used to generate a command line and to launch Microsoft Visual Studio through RTTarget-32's DbgShell program. The command line loads the required workspace and project files for each demo. Please note that you must start Msdev.exe or Devenv.exe through DbgShell to be able to use the integrated debugger. To build a demo, follow these steps:

Connect the host and target as described in section Connecting Host and Target. Make sure that settings in file Rttarget.ini and the COMPort command in the hardware defining configuration file are correct. Rttarget.ini can be opened by clicking on Edit Settings in the On Time RTOS-32 Start Menu folder.
With Visual Studio 6.0, set the active configuration to Target - Win32 Debug or Target - Win32 Release.
If the demo is intended to run on a standard PC, place an empty formatted diskette in drive A:.
Build the project with the Build command.
Install the Debug Monitor on the target (see below, depends on target type).
Reboot the target.
If you have selected the Debug configuration, you can use any debugging command to start a remote debug session (e.g., Debug | Step Into). The program will be downloaded and executed. If you are prompted to enter the program's name, enter Debug\Project.exe.
If you have selected a Release configuration, the boot diskette contains the demo program as a bootable image for any demos intended to run on a standard PC. Demos intended to boot from ROM will generate a boot image as an Intel Hex file in the Release directory.

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