Windows CE on Arduino?

Has anyone tried implement Windows CE (aka Windows Embedded Compact) on Arduino?

If YES, can I have a tutorial for that?

don't expect about it. You should have windows ce source code to compile it in arduino. You will never succeed of that !

And There no enough ram /rom to do it.

But it exist an alternative os for arduino, Pyxis OS

http://www.skewworks.com/products/Pyxis%20OS

sarkar:
Has anyone tried implement Windows CE (aka Windows Embedded Compact) on Arduino?

If YES, can I have a tutorial for that?

This is a joke, right? And I laughed quite a lot, so thanks for that. One quote:

Windows CE is a small-footprint, flexible operating system. The memory needed by a Windows CE-based system is totally dependent on which components the designer of the system selects. A Typical CE build may require 32 Meg of Flash and 32 Meg of RAM.

And from Wikipedia:

Windows CE is optimized for devices that have minimal storage—a Windows CE kernel may run in under a megabyte of memory.

The Arduino Uno has 32 Kb of program memory. That's, like, 1000 times less than 32 Meg of Flash and 32 Meg of RAM. And it has 2Kb of RAM.

To be honest, when trying to fit a fast, small system onto a microprocessor, Windows is not exactly the operating system that springs to mind.

Nick there's nothing to laugh about.. it's just your ego speaking louder than your intelligence.
If you want participate on the community then please cut the crap and teach the ones who known less than you without being rude.

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I suppose he was joking. I read a lot of his post, and he's always a gent with other people.

Grag38:
don't expect about it. You should have windows ce source code to compile it in arduino. You will never succeed of that !

And There no enough ram /rom to do it.

But it exist an alternative os for arduino, Pyxis OS

http://www.skewworks.com/products/Pyxis%20OS

Thanks Grag38! It seems to be a nice os to be used with Arduino! (Actually it's MADE FOR ARDUINO! :)) I'm figuring out, how can I use it without Liquidware platform.

Please let me know if there are more options of OS available.

You could try looking into this one:

http://www.arduino.cc/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1175981525

"Hi, we have ported FreeRTOS past year (2009), you can look at these links:

http://www.arduino.cc/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1256745982/0

The versión 0.1 Alpha (for the 0017 IDE) is available here:

http://www.multiplo.org/duinos/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page

And there is a v0.2 Alpha which runs in 0018 at:

http://novell.chel.ru/get.php?file=DuinOS_v0.2_Alpha

We did not make the v0.2, but are working in the v0.3.

Regards,
Julián
http://robotgroup.com.ar"

and more discussion of same here
http://www.arduino.cc/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1256745982

A little like asking if anyone has succeeded putting a man in space using pedal power.

This forum is inhabited by geeks, its the nature of the beast that geeks understand things a lot better than social etiquette. If you think Nick was rough, just be thankful that certain other forum members didn't get here first.