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thanks for reply.
actually i am trying to port the application on arm processor O2 xda model(pocket pc 2000).
it shows on the emulator but not on the pocket pc.is ther anything else i have to change...to port on arm processor????
sasi
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I am building an application for pocket pc - Infra red TV remote using pocket pc.
Which pocket pc do you recommend? The OS should be win CE 3.0
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i would recommend pocket pc 2000 and 2002 .
sasi
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I want a write driver iam new to this field can any one give me flow how to write a device driver in wince
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Hello
it would be very helpful for beginners like me, if any body could post an article on in WinCE Development.
Regards
Sreekanth Muralidharan
Hyderabad
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Hi guys,
I am using strtod() function to convert a string "123.4" to float 123.4
It works fine in VC++. But when I enter the same code in evc++, its giving me the following error-
error C2664: 'strtod' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'class CString' to 'const char *'
No user-defined-conversion operator available that can perform this conversion, or the operator cannot be called
My code:
char *stop;
UpdateData (TRUE);
input=strtod(m_display, &stop);
x=input;
m_display is the CString variable, input is double.
I type casted the m_display -
input=strtod((LPCTSTR)m_display, &stop);
I got this error -
error C2664: 'strtod' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'const unsigned short *' to 'const char *'
Types pointed to are unrelated; conversion requires reinterpret_cast, C-style cast or function-style cast
I am having major problems since yesterday night. totally frustrating! The float to string gives me error too.
-hithesh
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You've defined UNICODE. This means that CString manages an array of WCHARs, not of chars.
To handle this behaviour-switching between UNICODE being defined and not defined, use the macros in tchar.h. The documentation for each wrapped function shows the equivalent tchar.h name under "Generic-Text Routine Mappings". For strtod, the equivalent API that operates on TCHARs is _tcstod.
Stability. What an interesting concept. -- Chris Maunder
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Mike,
Thanks. So instead of strtod, I use _tcstod?
I am a VC++ newbie. an example would be great.
thanx.
-hithesh
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Hi!!!
I have a pda application that uses a dll that I made.
That dll has some images that i load as an embedded resource, when i run the application, it takes some time t load all images and i can see in the emulator the images loading... What can I do to make the images load at the same time??
Thanks in advance
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The best solution I found, when loading a lot of images when the program starts, was to display a splash screen with a progressbar.
That way, the few seconds it taks to load seem to go faster.
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I Have two problem to manage Pocket PC 2002 Network Connection :
1st. I have create Bluetooth application and it's work fine when bluetooth is active. But when inactive my application is always error. How can i detect Bluetooth is active or not by software, and also how can i activate bluetooth manually by my software ?
2nd. I try to send data by GPRS, it always succeed when GPRS is active. But when GPRS is inactive it's always error. So how to create software to configure the GPRS connection and connect the GPRS manually without using Net.WebRequest and CMHELPER ?
Thank's for support.
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I am a novice to Windows CE so sorry in advance if this is a stupid question.
We just got an Itronix Q200 with WindowsCE 4.2 and I would like to be able to set up a folder on this device as being shared on the network so that a desktop pc can access this folder (via \\IPaddr\sharename) so that an app that runs on the desktop pc can do file transfers with the device. I can ping the device from the desktop pc and can ping the desktop pc from the device so the device is communicating on the network, but I don't know how to set up a share on the device. My app needs this share to do the file transfers.
Is this possible?
Thanks, gary
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I'm having problems receiving and making phone calls whilst a GPRS session is active. I'm using third part components to programatically make the RAS connection (in C#), but when a phone call is made or received the connection utility is locked out and cannot make another successful connection until the device is reset. Even manual connections cannot be done until the device is reset. I have tried connecting manually, and when a phone call is made or received the GPRS session is simply suspended, and reactivates when the phone call is over. I have tested several third party components and they all have the same problem. One of them said there was nothing they could do about it as it was a problem with the RAS DLL. Is this true? Is it not possible to programatically create a GPRS connection via the RAS DLL whilst also being compatible with phone usage? Does anyone know a way around this problem?
Sean
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I have downed load a USB drive for my experiment. I use PE Explorer to disAsemmbler the .sys file into .asm file. Can anyone tell me how can I compile it back to .sys file after the modification? I apprecite it.
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Hello
I created a Windows CE application with C#.NET
I'm using System.Data.SqlClient
When I try to connect to PC SQL server from pocket pc, It throws; PlatformNotSupportedException
I opened Guest account from PC WinXP, gave full rights to SQL server and database.. I'm using static IP.
All I need to do is: store and get data from SQL 2000.
Actually I'm using MSDE on PC
Any help,
thanks...
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ok try to do a Middle Tier (Web Service) between the Client Application(ur Widnows CE) and the Data Tier (SQL Server), send the query to ur mid tier(web service) and let it update the database or retrieve the data from the SQL server and send it back to u as an XML Doc.
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You should change the SQL collation to SQL_Latin1_General_CP1254_CI_AS.
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I use vs.net2003 to write a SmartDevice application on desktopo PC.
But, the vs.net2003 only support IrDa/TCP methods to transfer code from desktop PC to PocketPC. Since the PC didn't has one Irda dongle and I don't want to buy a ethernet card for PPC, how to use USB to transfer code to PocketPC?
Thanks.
Tsung-Yu
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There's no need to buy an ethernet card for ppc. The TCP transfer mode connects to the PPC using ActiveSync. You just need to cradle the PPC, and VS.NET2003 will use ActiveSync to transfer your program to PocketPC.
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Hello
I am very new to mobile devices. I am attempting to write my first MFC app for a Pocket PC. I have a dialog app created with the wizard and I have added a number of edit controls to the dialog template.
When I use Class Wizard to add variables for the edit controls it says 'There are no data types for this type of control'
Is CEdit not available in MFC on CE?
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Josh Gray wrote:
Is CEdit not available in MFC on CE?
Yes, it is. You can bind an edit control to either a CEdit or to CString, int, long...
Regards,
João Paulo Figueira
Embedded MVP
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Thanks. I can add the variables manually but not with the class wizard which is weird but not a huge problem
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I use explicit link a class DLL, but I got an 'Unersolved external symbol "public ... CMyClass..."
Here are the parts of code
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hDLL = LoadLibrary("MyDLL");
if (hDLL != NULL)
{
CMyClass my ;
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Where I missing?
Thinks.
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