Re: Default .Net Application as Subproject
- From: Mike3000 <Mike3000@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 24 Apr 2009 12:33:03 -0700
Hi: Thanks for the detail instruction.
"Batvanio" wrote:
On Apr 24, 11:56 am, "Chris Tacke, eMVP" <ctacke.at.opennetcf.dot.com>.
wrote:
My recommendation is to not do a subproject, but instead just add the app to
your BIB file (in teh FILES section of course).
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"Mike3000" <Mike3...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi: Thanks for the hint. Would you more specific on the "you can do that
if
you
add the debugger client files to your OS image or deploy them to the
device using other media) and then include it in the OS image using Mike
Hall's CE File Wizard".
I have a PXA 270 device which I can debug all the .Net application. But I
am
just wondering how can I put this .Net application to the OS image ?
Thanks.
"Valter Minute [eMVP]" wrote:
Mike3000 wrote:
Hi :
How could I build a .Net application for the subproject ? There is no
default .Net application only C applicatin.
It is difficult to add reference too.
You can't create a subproject for managed applications. You can build
them using a source file, but you can't create them inside PB.
And you can't do mixed debugging between managed and native code.
The simplest solution is to develop your application using standard
Visual Studio features, debug it on the device (you can do that if you
add the debugger client files to your OS image or deploy them to the
device using other media) and then include it in the OS image using Mike
Hall's CE File Wizard.
--
Valter Minute (eMVP)
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You should copy your custom .net app somewhere in your OSDesigns, i.e
....\OSDesigns\MyApp\MyApp.exe
and then edit your project.bib file and add this in the Files
section:
MyApp.exe $(_WINCEROOT)\OSDesigns\MyApp\MyApp.exe NK
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