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I am trying to get started on application development for my Motorola MC32N0 device running Windows Embedded Compact 7.0.
This tutorial explains that I need a Board Support Package (BSP), however I am unable to find this on the Zebra website. Is a BSP available for the Motorola MC32N0, and where can I find it?
Another question, during the installation of Platform Builder 7.0 I used a trial license key. Now if I deploy the build output to my device, will it replace the OS that is already installed, or will it just deploy the application?
I am new to Windows CE, but have a background in web development and WinForms.
For C/C++ application development, Visual Studio 2008 and the Motorola SDK will suffice.
BSP's on the other hand are for developers working on low-level code such as the kernel OAL and device drivers. Platform Builder 7.0 is a plug-in to Visual Studio 2008 that enables building and debugging BSP code, and is not required for application development either.
If you only intend to develop C# applications, you may not even need the Motorola SDK, but could target just a generic Windows CE device in Visual Studio.
I tried many times to install windows phone sdk emulators 8.1, and it starts normally and at the end of installation my PC crashes. After I push the reset button the visual studio installation starts again and again my pc crashes....
I tried different links to download happens the same thing.
I tried to install the Visual Studio 2013 Ultimate and when starts to install the emulators the pc crashes again.
I have AMD FX 8350 8-core -64bit (4.2 GHz)
RAM 8 GB
Graphic Card AMD HD 6570 (latest drivers install)
OS Windows 8.1 Pro
I have installed the Visual Studio Express 2013.
Is this a problem from my pc specifications?
I don't think so there is a problem in your pc specification,but I will suggest you download web installer from dev.windowsphone.com and install the software,if it still crashes contact visual studio support.
I have a program written in vb.net and compiled in Visual Studion 2005 for Windows CE 5.0. It works fine on a Windows CE device. I am trying to run it on another device which has Windows WM. It will load, but doesn't respond to any commands. My understanding is that I need to recompile it with different libraries (per Motorolla - the device manufacturer) that are compatible with Windows CM. My problem is that I am new to the mobile environment and don't know how to find what I need and set up the environment. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thank you
I've been asked to write a piece of code for a Windows Mobile 5.0 Professional device.
My day to day code of choice is Java, but I'm up for a challenge, so I'm going to give it a go.
So what IDE and SDK should I be using?
I've downloaded Visual Studio 2010 (via msdn), but I'm not sure its the right choice.
Can someone point me in the right direction please.
Thanks
Jeff Porter
You need Visual Studio 2008 Professional (2010 has no device support other than Phone 7) and the Windows Mobile 5.0 SDK(s) - either Pocket PC or SmartPhone, whichever you're targeting.
Delphi does not yet support building 64-bit applications. What common tools are there for building native 64 bit programs, especially with an IDE? For instance, I believe that Visual Studio supports this. Anything else?
On Mac, Xcode builds 64-bit apps. Bear in mind that you must use the Cocoa UI APIs.
Visual Studio 2005, Visual Studio 2008, Free Pascal x64.
Delphi XE2, with FireMonkey, now supports Windows x64 and the Mac OS.