Re: VS2005 Beta 2 w/ CE 5.0?
- From: "Daniel Moth" <dmoth74@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 20 May 2005 15:15:10 +0100
You can run them directly on the desktop with debugging.Actually, if you are referring to "Deploy to My Computer", it was cut. There is a workaround for turning it on (unsupported) with November CTP, haven't tried it yet with Beta 2:
http://www.danielmoth.com/Blog/2005/01/deploy-to-my-computer.html
Cheers Daniel -- http://www.danielmoth.com/Blog/
"David Jones" <davejones@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:EC150867-D561-4E51-B5DE-17AA0550EC55@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I played around with Beta 1.
There were significant connectivity problems when trying to connect to
custom CE 5 device. The feedback was that they were woking on this for RTM 1
, not Beta 2.
VS.NET 2005 has a neat feature for debugging smart device apps:
You can run them directly on the desktop with debugging.
This is for apps that don't use CF specific features, given that the rest of
CF is a subset of the full framework.
-- David Jones Senior Lecturer School of Electrical & Computer Engineering RMIT University +61 3 99255318
"Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]" wrote:
Be careful with terminology there. It's not "The CE 5.0 SDK", implying that
it applies to any and all 5.0-based devices (which is completely false).
It's the Windows CE 5.0 Standard Software Development Kit. I admit that the
distinction isn't obvious, but the Standard SDK is a set of APIs and
capabilities that device manufacturers can *choose* to support *or not*.
There's no requirement there and, despite looking just like a device that
does support the Standard SDK, another device might not. Certainly, a
device with no display doesn't support it.
Paul T.
"Steven Kowal" <KickABit@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:1116362728.753288.165250@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > I've been using Whidbey Beta 2 with CE 5.0. First, "smart device" > refers to any WinCE 5.0 based device. So if you have any CE 5.0 > platform SDKs installed you'll be able to choose those platforms when > creating your projects. > > Since you are only seeing PPC and Smartphone you probably don't have > any 5.0 SDKs installed. The CE 5.0 SDK is available for download on > msdn. > http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=fa1a3d66-3f61-4ddc-9510-ae450e2318c3&DisplayLang=en > You don't need to install PB5.0 either. > > If you need to use the x86 emulator, you won't have many options in > Whidbey. I've been told the old x86 emulator will not be supported. > At MEDC last week I was able to talk to one a developer about this > issue. He said they may create a new x86 emulator at some point in the > future, but ARM is a higher priority since that's the CPU used by most > of the devices. > > That being said there is no reason why you couldn't use the old x86 > emulator with Whidbey since it's just an emulator. Just follow the > directions given on the Visual Studio for Devices blog about debugging > without ActiveSync. > http://blogs.msdn.com/vsdteam/archive/2005/04/28/413304.aspx > > I've done this myself and it works pretty well. >
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