Hi,
So as a test I was able to create a x64 EFI application using VS2008
command line by using some of the header files under mdepkg\include and
mdepkg\include\X64 along with then genfw to convert the .dll to the .efi.
This worked fine. But, I'm thinking it would be nice to use some of the
existing libraries (especially to handle malloc/free, new/delete,
open/close etc..) and not have to rebuild the wheel so to speak. The
question is, would I need to figure out and use this "package" system with
all its GUID's and defines, etc.. or can I just link to existing
libraries? I wouldn't mind using the package system if it made since to
me. Could someone indicate where/how you would add a general efi
application, using the package system, that won't be in firmware or part of
any package. It will be a stand alone app that can be run on any (x64 -
Intel/AMD based) UEFI system.
Thanks!!
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