hi
i want to calculate time with API time() but it is not worked in wince
plz tell me substitute API for getting time so we can calculate time
thnks in advance

Why should there be an option to shutdown the device? As Paul said, ask the
OEM.

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Hi,
I'm debugging an application on Windows CE 4.2 with the following tool:
embedded visual C++ SP4
Windows CE platform manager 5.00

Remote debugging have been working for a while, but since yesterday, I
am having a problem. When pressing "start debug", I have the following
error message:
"cannot find a default device. Please create one from the platform
manager". I tried to delete the configured devices and create others, I
also tried to uninstall and reinstall visual C++, but the problem is
still there...
The communication with the device is actually working, tools such as
remote process viewer il working fine... I just can't do remote debugging.

Does anybody knows how to fix it?

Thanks

Hi,
I'm debugging an application on Windows CE 4.2 with the following tool:
embedded visual C++ SP4
Windows CE platform manager 5.00

Remote debugging have been working for a while, but since yesterday, I
am having a problem. When pressing "start debug", I have the following
error message:
"cannot find a default device. Please create one from the platform
manager". I tried to delete the configured devices and create others, I
also tried to uninstall and reinstall visual C++, but the problem is
still there...
The communication with the device is actually working, tools such as
remote process viewer il working fine... I just can't do remote debugging.

Does anybody knows how to fix it?

Thanks

Hi,

there is a possibility to record voice calls (incoming & outgoing) on
CE;

Could someone point me how to do that and what API must be used ?

I tried to use TAPI before, lineGetID() with devices "wave/in" / "wave/
out" returns LINEERR_OPERATIONFAILED;

Does anybody have an idea how can i get the id of wave device during a
call ?

Or some quite different approach must be used in case of voice call
recording ?

Best regards,
Dmitry

I also need to develop my app for CE4.2 besides CE5.0,
so maybe I have to choose eVC + STL port for CE4.2, vs2005 for CE5.0,
BTW, does vs2003 have a complete C++ standard library. I heard that CE4.2
can also be developed in vs2003

Thanks

"CEasker" wrote:

"CEasker" wrote:

if you use Windows CE 5.0 SDK from Visual Studio 2005, you will find
complete C++ standard library under
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\ce\include

Using of STL port is not recommended, because you applications/dlls will be
significant bigger and they will not use standard Microsoft DLLs.

I wish to compile a opensource lib targetting at CE5.0, some one
advice me not to compile it in EVC, he said that EVC will cause many
runtime errors, so I have to choose vs2005, but I also have to compile
the code targetting at CE4.2, and vs2005 does not support CE4.2, so I
do not decide how to do, is EVC really prone to cause runtime errors?
BTW, why vs2005 does not support CE4.2, will it be OK just to choose
the SDK of CE4.2.

Hi

We have made an application for Windows CE and we would like to compile it
for Win32. Is there anyway to do that properly ?

First thing I tried is to change the platform to Win32 in Visual Studio 2005
and then compile the project. Here is what I noticed as error :

For each dialog :
fatal error C1083: 'stdafx.h' : No such file or directory

I look for the location of stdafx.h and correct the path.

But in the file StdAfx.h I got an error here :
#include
#if defined(WIN32_PLATFORM_PSPC) || defined(WIN32_PLATFORM_WFSP)
#define SHELL_AYGSHELL
#endif

fatal error C1083: 'ceconfig.h' : No such file or directory

Did I must modify this file to be able to compile it ? Will it works ?

Or is there a better way to proceed ?

Regards,
Martin

Hi,
(1) There is support for Enfora and TTPCOM modems available in Windows
Embedded CE 6.0. But when I clone a BSP based on Device Emulator and build
that BSP using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, it gets build successfully with
zero errors. Still no enfora.dll and ttpcom.dll gets built after the
completion of build.
(2) The Device Emulator uses a fake RIL network. To disable this fake RIL
network, I have commented the variable IMGFAKERIL declared everywhere in the
code, yet it continues to show a fake RIL network.
(3) ril.dll is not present in the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 edition available
with me, though on MSDN I have read that ril.dll is one of the key components
to be present in Windows Embedded CE 6.0. (Please refer:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc163502.aspx) Is there...