I have Windows C-Source-Code runing on MS-Win desktop. Now I want to use it
on HP iPAQ with Microsoft Pocket PC 2000 Version 4.20.0, Build 14053 (named
Windows Mobile 2003?)

Do you have some hint for me which compiler tool chain I may use?

Thank you!
Charlie

"Karl M. Prager" <news@prager.net> wrote in message
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>
> I have Windows C-Source-Code runing on MS-Win desktop. Now I want to use
> it
> on HP iPAQ with Microsoft Pocket PC 2000 Version 4.20.0, Build 14053
> (named
> Windows Mobile 2003?)
>
> Do you have some hint for me which compiler tool chain I may use?
>
> Thank you!
> Charlie
>
>

If you are just looking for the compiler, there is a free c# one that comes
with the .net frameworks. You can copy the compact framework from your
handheld to get started with that. If you are looking for the IDE, you may
need to spend some $$$.

This article was meant specifically for Borland developers trying to use the
compact framework, but it would apply for others as well, if you don't need
an IDE.

http://bdn.borland.com/article/0,1410,32950,00.html

Hope that helps,

Jim

Scooby wrote:

> "Karl M. Prager" <news@prager.net> wrote in message
> news:e79ed9$678$1@paperboy.si.eunet.at...
>>
>> I have Windows C-Source-Code runing on MS-Win desktop. Now I want to use
>> it
>> on HP iPAQ with Microsoft Pocket PC 2000 Version 4.20.0, Build 14053
>> (named
>> Windows Mobile 2003?)

> If you are just looking for the compiler, there is a free c# one that
> comes
> with the .net frameworks. You can copy the compact framework from your
> handheld to get started with that. If you are looking for the IDE, you
> may need to spend some $$$.

I do not have C#-code! I was told that old Win-C code (not C# !!) in general
does not compile with any C# tools now. Was this wrong?

Charlie

Karl M. Prager wrote:

> Scooby wrote:
>
>> "Karl M. Prager" <news@prager.net> wrote in message
>> news:e79ed9$678$1@paperboy.si.eunet.at...
>>>
>>> I have Windows C-Source-Code runing on MS-Win desktop. Now I want to use
>>> it
>>> on HP iPAQ with Microsoft Pocket PC 2000 Version 4.20.0, Build 14053
>>> (named
>>> Windows Mobile 2003?)
>
>> If you are just looking for the compiler, there is a free c# one that
>> comes
>> with the .net frameworks. You can copy the compact framework from your
>> handheld to get started with that. If you are looking for the IDE, you
>> may need to spend some $$$.
>
> I do not have C#-code! I was told that old Win-C code (not C# !!) in
> general does not compile with any C# tools now. Was this wrong?
>
> Charlie

If I choose C++ in .net (would be a solution for my classic C code) I have
no smart media device as target. This comes only with the java or C#
preselect.

Charlie

http://www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/



"Karl M. Prager" <news@prager.net> wrote in message
news:e79ed9$678$1@paperboy.si.eunet.at...
>
> I have Windows C-Source-Code runing on MS-Win desktop. Now I want to use
> it
> on HP iPAQ with Microsoft Pocket PC 2000 Version 4.20.0, Build 14053
> (named
> Windows Mobile 2003?)
>
> Do you have some hint for me which compiler tool chain I may use?
>
> Thank you!
> Charlie
>
>
>

Hi Karl,

You say your device is Pocket PC 2000 and Windows Mobile 2003 in the same
breath. It can't be both. At any rate if its WM2003 then you need this:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=1DACDB3D-50D1-41B2-A107-FA75AE960856&displaylang=en

You will also need the WM2003 sdk and there is a link to that at the bottom
of the page. If you really have a 2000 device you will need eVC3 and there
is also a link to that on the same page

It couldn't come cheaper, but its a fair sized download.

Cheers
Doug Forster

"Karl M. Prager" <news@prager.net> wrote in message
news:e79ed9$678$1@paperboy.si.eunet.at...
>
> I have Windows C-Source-Code runing on MS-Win desktop. Now I want to use
> it
> on HP iPAQ with Microsoft Pocket PC 2000 Version 4.20.0, Build 14053
> (named
> Windows Mobile 2003?)
>
> Do you have some hint for me which compiler tool chain I may use?
>
> Thank you!
> Charlie
>
>