I have a simple application and i'dlike to migrate it under WINDOWS CE.net, can't I? Alessandro Tesi
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Delphi and windows CE
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CE.net,
Alessandro, you'll need to be a good deal more specific. Also, there are newsgroups deducted to Windows CE related development issues. microsoft.public.windowsce.*.
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Not easily. Borland does not do CE. This is very unfortunate for all of us in the Delphi and C++Builder community.
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RR [29 Jun 2003 12:43:57 -0700]: >runs little or big endian, it may depend on the processor used.
CE is always little endian (or whatever x86-end is). Too was Alpha, MIPS and PPC when Windows did them. Did Windows do PPC?
There's really no way Borland would do a CE compiler. Wasted effort, for one.
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the absolutely grate part about DOTNET ist the 32MByte Runtime module that has to be loaded in addition to the application and the OS.
How much memory does your target have ? 8MBytes ? too bad.
Rene
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