Re: How can I develop in C with VS2005 for Pocket PC??

WinMain is simply the entry. You can use it in C just fine. Just add your
C code to the existing page and go. Renaming the pages to have a *.c
(instead of *.cpp)extension is also recommended

-Chris


"emetress" <emetres@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Ok I see what you mean,tahnk you for your explanation. But there is
something I don't understand. I want to develop in C language and there
isn't any WinMain and the structure is different of what I see in the
'default code' when you star a new project of win32 smart device kind.
Can't I develop in C?? Should I learn a new programming language as
C++?
Thank you



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