windows-embedded-compact

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34074159/c-sharp-net-embedded-compact-2013-how-to-invoke-getgestureinfo

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34074159/c-sharp-net-embedded-compact-2013-how-to-invoke-getgestureinfo

问题 I want to install a .exe file in a windows embedded compact 7 terminal. However when I click the file, nothing happens. Hope someone can help, I am new to windows embedded compact 7. 回答1: if it is truly an Embedded Compact device, then you're probably out of luck. The app you're talking about is a full Windows application. Windows Embedded Compact won't run it. WEC7 is more closely related to the old Windows Mobile Handhelds than Windows 7. Are you sure it's Embedded Compact and not Embedded

问题 Hi I am trying to convert the C/C++ Strcut to C# and how to fill the structure member with address of another structure in C#? C/C++ Struct looks like: typedef struct _NDISUIO_QUERY_OID { NDIS_OID Oid; PTCHAR ptcDeviceName; UCHAR Data[sizeof(ULONG)]; } NDISUIO_QUERY_OID, *PNDISUIO_QUERY_OID; typedef struct My_Struct { //les have 2 variables... UINT a; UINT b; }My_STATS, *PMy_STATS; PNDISUIO_QUERY_OID pQueryOid = NULL; pQueryOid = (PNDISUIO_QUERY_OID)malloc(sizeof(NDISUIO_QUERY_OID)+ sizeof(My

问题 Would Windows CE 5.0 binaries be compatible on Windows Embedded Compact 7 and 8? I've searched the Internet for a long time with no answers that are thorough or definite enough concerning the backward compatibility of these OSs. Also I've tried to find the ceappcompat app mentioned here; it looked like it was supposed to be in the Platform Builder tools found in the installation of Windows Embedded Compact 7 x86, but it wasn't there. 回答1: By way of experiment, I have found that Compact 7 is,

问题 If this makes any difference, the XML file is being sent from a handheld device. There are a couple of interesting answers to a similar question here, but I'm not sure the more popular answer really addresses my situation (where the client seems to be passing a custom type (ComputerInfo)) whereas in my case it is an actual XML file is the arg being passed. The second answer looks perhaps more "up my alley/what the doctor ordered" but I don't know what signature my method should have.

问题 I have to port a C++ Win32 console application to WEC7. After I fixed some build and link errors I was able to create an executable that runs on the target. But I could not debug that application with Visual Studio, because the breakpoints were not hit, although the corresponding lines were definitly executed. To further investigate my problem I created 2 new projects: Win32 project Win32 Smart Device project Both include the following code: #include "stdio.h" void main(void) { int i=0; while

问题 I can't connect to my device using .Net CF CLR profiler . I receive the error Visual Studio Device: Unsupported Instruction Set . I'm using an ARM V7 processor running WEC7 with a USB ActiveSync connection. Any ideas why I might be getting this error ? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14135850/visual-studio-device-unsupported-instruction-set-error-while-connecting-to-net

问题 I want to make a charting control for an embedded device using Silverlight for Windows Embedded. Currently i am planning to use line shape for drawing the graph. My question is if its a good approach(performance wise) or should i look for other options. Or if any controls are available for SWE. Thanks 回答1: Silverlight is not a proper answer to drawing charts on an Windows Embedded Compact device. You should go for using (or creating) a native GDI element. If performance is very important (e.g

问题 Back when I only had one table in my .sdf file, this code worked fine: const string sdfPath = @"\Program Files\duckbilled\Platypus.sdf"; string dataSource = string.Format("Data Source={0}", sdfPath); if (!File.Exists(sdfPath)) { using (var engine = new SqlCeEngine(dataSource)) { engine.CreateDatabase(); } using (var connection = new SqlCeConnection(dataSource)) { connection.Open(); using (var command = new SqlCeCommand()) { command.Connection = connection; command.CommandText = "CREATE TABLE