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How to learn programming for WM2003 ?

I would like to learn to program for PPC.
I am familiar with x86 assembly , and several RISC assembly langauages, while I understand it won't help me here, I also do know VB.
What language do you suggest I should learn, and what tools/compilator should I use ?
I would like to program an todat-plugin , among other things,
thnx

Visual Studio .NET is rather easy to use..
Your VB skills may come in handy..
There is allso the opportunity to use pure VB, but it isn't really any good..
The integration between development environment, emulator and device is awesome in VS.NET..
I personally use VS.NET 2003, with only VB.NET installed. Works for me..
The downside is that the applications require the .NET framework, and eat a little more memory than well written apps in other languages..
For absolute power and control; C++ as allways..
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with .net 2003
you can do vb.net
c# .net
c++ .net
with embedded visual studio c++ you can do
win32 applications
you can do mfc applications
heard there also in an embedded visual studio vb
which let you do vb without being .net
visual studio 2005 .net will merge embedded visual studio and smart device .net (the .net you can do with 2003 visual studio)

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what would you like to know ?
www.madhacker.org
Anyway, I was really looking for something lighter that the heavily overpriced and over-sised MS Visial Studio - but it seems that there are no better options

well there is a free c# compiler both a compiler which run on the pocketpc and one that is just a free windows c# compiler for windows but .net should be able to work on pocketpc's not matter what
and i also have a gcc compiler for pocketpc as in it run on the pocketpc
just about every compiler you can find which can compile arm code you can use to make programs for pda's using pocketpc2002 and 2003(SE)

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You are one crazy dude!

I want to learn how to do a program in a HTC

Hi actually im a Java programmer and i want to try to do a little programs to the pocket pc can anyone post a manual and the SDKS etc.. to start development???

if you want to program java your best bet is to program to the normal midlet platform of other mobile phones use
but in general java is pretty poorly supported c#.net have better support and c++ is way more powerfull then both

Rudegar said:
if you want to program java your best bet is to program to the normal midlet platform of other mobile phones use
but in general java is pretty poorly supported c#.net have better support and c++ is way more powerfull then both
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And then what i need to start learning c#.net? where i can download it ?

http://www.microsoft.com/express/
the syntax is not that much diff from java really

Rudegar said:
http://www.microsoft.com/express/
the syntax is not that much diff from java really
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Lot of thanks!!!
Last one!
In java we have a API with all the methods and Classes, exist a simillar in c# ???
sorry for my bad english hehe

.net is the platform(api class lib)
c# is the language
where in java
both the platform and language share the same name

PaNa-S said:
Hi actually im a Java programmer and i want to try to do a little programs to the pocket pc can anyone post a manual and the SDKS etc.. to start development???
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Thanks!

Programming

I previously posted on the wrong section, sorry, so I'm transferring it here.
Anyway, I want to know what programs I can use to make programs for HTC Raphael. Can I use Microsoft Visual Studio? Borland? I currently know how to use c and c++, do I need to use c# instead? And are the commands the same with the one on for the PC and for the PPC? So yeah any programs for programming on the desktop or on the PPC?
Thanks in advance!

yeah visual studio will do it
it support
1
.net compact framework for c# which is a subset of normal .net with some of the more fancy controls missing is normal .net programs from pc dont use anything missing in the compact framework they can run directly on the pocketpc unless the rest is not programmed to adjust (c#)
2
it support microMFC which is a pocketpc version of the old microsoft foundation classes
which was ms's object lib before .net (c/c++)
3
it support pure win32 api which again is a subset of the normal windows win32 api (c/c++)
performance wise 1 is lowest 3 is fastes
support in turms of having control without programming too many unmanaged hooks 3 is best 1 is worst
speed to get a project up and displaying something and having some functionality 1 is fastest 3 is worst
dont know about borland anymore guess they support compact framework

So if I make a program in c or c++, I can actually run it already on my PPC? If so, why does the .exe files on my PPC disallows me to run them on my desktop? Do I need to like convert the .exe file I made on my desktop to make it run on the PPC? If yes, is there any program out there to convert it to make it available for my PPC?

you have to run it using an emulator on your pc such as the one that comes with vs

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So if I make a program in c or c++, I can actually run it already on my PPC? If so, why does the .exe files on my PPC disallows me to run them on my desktop? Do I need to like convert the .exe file I made on my desktop to make it run on the PPC? If yes, is there any program out there to convert it to make it available for my PPC?
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if you have Visual Studio 2005 Pro, you can create a new "SmartDevice" project. This will take care of setting up almost everything you need. You can also later create a SmartDevice Cab project to create an cab for your program.
It is quite straightforward...try a simple hello world program to get used to it.

Java applet on Windows Mobile

Hi guys!
It's 2009 and still no solution for whole Java Applets on Windows Mobile?!
I googeled a lot of time and tried many browsers (including NETFRONT) but still no success...
I am thankful for any help...
Greetz - Thomas

Why don't you try reading the sticky at the top of this section?

Java Applets
I read all sticky's in this forum but there is no information concerning whole java applets (NOT programs) on windows mobile - the only solution seems to be the Thunderhawk’s Java applet EMULATION on a server - I want a solution on my Smartphone and not paying a monthly fee to Thunderhawk...
Any help?

http://www.comp.lancs.ac.uk/~fittond/ppcjava.html
would not hold my breath though

Seems all to be Java-environments to run Java-programs on your smartphone but no plugins to make your mobile browser run whole java applets :-(
Any more help?

[Q] The android can run java applet

Hi,
hello everybody,
there's a way to a android device run a java applet in a web browser or by other ways?
tks.

There are a few offline converters that help run selective JVM content on DVM ( android's VM called Dalvik).
But there isn't any end user friendly/on-the-fly one to run java applets on android browser.
Unless implemented and ported native_ly, it would end up being a extra shim on top of DVM, slowing down any app/applet that runs on top of it. It is very unlikely that google promotes this. Competition has pushed them to rush for adobe flash support but that might be the limit.
On the other hand, people have managed to run DVM on other platforms. It has indeed been running from day zero on development emulator on PCs and MACs.