Creating Pocket PC Today Screen Plugin with C# .Net

M

Matthias

Hello,

I am trying to follow this article
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnnetcomp/html/TodayScrn.asp
to start developing a today screen application with .Net.

I try to compile the C++ code.
But I dont get an error message
Deleting intermediate files and output files for project
'TodayScreenDataMgr - Win32 (WCE x86) Release'.
--------------------Configuration: TodayScreenDataMgr - Win32 (WCE x86)
Release--------------------
Compiling...
StdAfx.cpp
Compiling...
TodayScreenDataMgr.cpp
Linking...
Creating library X86Rel/TodayScreenDataMgr.lib and object
X86Rel/TodayScreenDataMgr.exp

TodayScreenDataMgr.dll - 0 error(s), 0 warning(s)
Downloading files
Failed downloading.

I dont have all this options the author mentioned in this article.
I dont get an ARM Release build option.

Does someone else has any idea?

Thanx alot for your help!!!
Matthias





What I have.
Pocket PC 2003 SDK
..NET 1.1
VS 2003
eVC 4.0
 
G

Guest

Hello

I have PPC 2003 SDK installed with eVC4 SP3
I have searched this newsgroup and found, that installing PPC 2002 SDK might help, but it didn't

I have installed my development environment after a Microsoft article
I remember, that I just should install the following
First eVC 4.
Then PPC 2003 SD
Then the Emulator image
Then Visual Studio 200

Well, everything is fine with .NET Development. The emulator works fine and also a connected PPC is found and the software is installed correctly
The main problem is this eVC 4.0
I can only compile in eVC a Wx86 Release/Debug, but if I try it, it says, that my emulator doesn't support this cpu
Then I can add the option to compile an ARM Release for PPC or the emulator. Both works, but it only compiles, i
the compiler can upload the dll to the emulator (thats ok) or the PPC (which I didn't allowed)

Any ideas

Thanx Matthia
 

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