Emulator executable syntax: epoc.exe in Emulator reference

An emulator executable can be launched from the command line. Various command line arguments can be used to configure it.

It is also possible to create additional emulator drives. For details, see How to configure virtual drives.

The command line syntax is as follows:

epoc [-M<machine name>] [-T|[-C<emulated C drive>]] [-D<configuration options>] --

Notes:

The command line arguments must be terminated with two hyphens.
When launching an executable that runs in the emulator from the command line, you can specify parameters both for the emulator and for the executable using the following syntax:-

> myexe.exe –Demulator_args –- exe_args

`-C`<`emulated C drive`>	Specifies the path of the directory that should be used for the emulated `c:` drive.
`-T`	Specifies that the system temporary path should be used as the emulated `c:` drive.
`-M`<`machine name`>	The base name of the `.ini` file and fascia bitmap. By default, this is `EPOC`.
`-D`<`configuration options`>	Specifies emulator configuration options as though they had been defined in `epoc.ini`. Unlike in `epoc.ini`, values are assigned to parameters using "=", for example, `> epoc.exe -DScreenWidth=440 -DColorDepth=Color256 --` The emulator can be configured using a mixture of command line options and options defined in `epoc.ini`. For a list of configuration options, see epoc.ini.

Emulator syntax: `epoc.exe`