Re: Compile Windows App for Windows CE



On Aug 15, 5:38 pm, Charles Wang
<CharlesW...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am trying to migrate a windows application to windows ce app(C++).
I install my ce sdk(include DCOM, MFC.. MiniDCOM) and in configuration
Manager, create a new solution configuration, and choose my own SDK, in
project property->C and c++->preprosessor and $(ARCHFAM) for ARM CPU.
but got 28 error and lots warnings.

the error "This Windows CE SDK does not support mini-COM with OLE or the
full DCOM. One of these is required in order to use ATL."

the warnings from "sal.h" says macro redefinition,, eg. "__in ":maco
redefinition..
...

Any ideas?

Thanks,


Sure :). What version of Windows and what version of CE?

I've found that it is usually easier to go from CE to Desktop. If
your application is
anything beyond trivial, it will take some time to sleuth out all of
the variations.
Just because you have said packages in your CE image does not mean
they
are the same as the desktop. You'll have to go into the doc and
verify that the
services you are trying to use are actually available.

cg
.



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