Re: Deploying/Development without Visual Studio

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From: Zanna (znt.fabio_at_virgilio.it)
Date: 04/22/04 

Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2004 12:46:58 +0200

Jonathan Lee ha scritto:

> Yup I am aware that #D was not developed for CF. However, an IDE is an
> IDE (I suppose) so long the right libraries are referenced. I've gotten
> off this site http://dotnetdn.com/without-visual-studio/ however, the
> files differ from the SP2 and I can't really find the exact same files
> to rename. Also, under Platform Builder there is a set of exact same
> files. So should I use those under Platform Builder 4.2 or use the ones
> from the CF Framework cab files? Cheers!

I don't know PB, but I think you can use the same files (note that if
you need to test in emulator you need the X86 version of the dll).

To rename .cab CF dll you can load thi files into Reflector and it will
show you the right name.

Note also that you need to say to the compiler that you are using
another framework (i.e. for vbc.exe you need to add /netcf and /sdkpath
options, for csc the /nostdlib)

bye

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