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CE application debugging/running on desktop

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Andy - 22 Jul 2008 12:58 GMT
Hello together

Does anyone know if it is possible to debug my CE application with VS
2005/2008 on the desktop x86 PC? I need to let run my CE Visualization
software also on PC as the same *.exe
Up to now I need to handle that with the Pocket emulation but I do not think
it behaves the same as a real PC. The user applcation file access seems
strange and it is sure more slow as PC.

Once there was a tool like ce.exe frmo a guy ori amiga that could be used
within VS 2005 command shell to set desktop as deployment unit, but i do not
find it on internet.

Is this very unusual to have also the PC as a CE Program target ? Probably.
May be you know it.

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bye Andy

superclass - 23 Jul 2008 11:29 GMT
> Hello together
>
> Does anyone know if it is possible to debug my CE application with VS
> 2005/2008 on the desktop x86 PC? I need to let run my CE Visualization
> software also on PC as the same *.exe

This is not possible.
Rameshchandra - 29 Jul 2008 05:21 GMT
Whether your CE application exe is based on Native code or Managed code?

If it is a managed code application, then you can run the same exe on your
x86 PC too. But for debugging you should have the debug symbol file too...

If it is a native code CE application then it won't work on your x86 pc.
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Innovate Sofware Solutions.
Bangalore.

> Hello together
>
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> Is this very unusual to have also the PC as a CE Program target ? Probably.
> May be you know it.
 
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