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GeneralVisual C Programmer to Window CE... Pin
Braulio Dez11-Jan-02 5:18
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Joaquín M López Muñoz11-Jan-02 6:24
Joaquín M López Muñoz11-Jan-02 6:24 
I have several questions... first of all... which thing should I use to develop softare for windows CE, it seems that VC++ 6.0 is not the tool, maybe a VC++ for Windows CE ?

Right, there's a special edition of Visual Studio for CE whose look&feel is almost identical to your good old IDE.

What about ATL and MFC support in Windows CE, how it is ?

There's an ATL version for Windows CE, tough I haven't used it myself. As for MFC, it's available and greatly resembles the MSVC++ version of the library, tough every now and then you are (unpleasantly) surprised by some lacking feature. My personal feeling about MFC for CE is that you feel comfortable with it immediately and porting some stuff for MSVC++ is not that hard (the main issue is probably that Windows CE is Unicode, so you have to use TCHARs and _T("...") everywhere).

It´s possible to develop and test windows CE stuff, with the normal Pc or an emulator ?

There's an emulator that works pretty well, so you don't need any real gadget to try your apps. Not sure, but I think an NT/2000/XP system is required to run the emulator.

Joaquín M López Muñoz
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GeneralDialog toolbar and Controls toolbar Pin
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GeneralExtendable Dialog Box Pin
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