I am trying to use the CeDeleteRecord function on CE4.2.  Sometimes
this function fails (repeatable depending on the database I'm using).
The odd thing is that it fails (returns FALSE), but an immediate call
to GetLastError also returns 0.  Upon verifying the state of the record

Urgent!!
I have an example about SIP. Input methods are implemented as COM in-proc
servers. How I can run this COM dll in evc++ emulator? I have tried to
register dll using regsvrce application in Windows CE emulator but I get an

I am having the fllowing scenario:
I am using eVC++ 4.0. I make a small dialog application. I can run it on the
emulator and debug it. It is extremely slow to debug on the emulator. When I
use STANDARDSDK and WCE MIPSII Release I can build the application for my

I couldn't find any documentation in the embedded visual c++ 4.0 supplied
msdn concerning the issue whether I have to call the clear() member after a
successful creation of a map (protected: std::map<DWORD, StructXY> myMap;
//as a class member)?

    Is it possible to know programmetically, which process is using the
device COM port on any given time? If so, how?
    The reason that I am asking this question is that, my COM port
read/write application is failing to communicate through COM port

I want to dev some apps in eVC++, like a WatchDog and add Keyboard Support
to a CF application. I installed eVC++ 4.0 and receive this error:
"Microsoft eMbedded Visual C++ has discovered no CE platform SDK Installed
on the desktop. Please install at least one CE platform SDK ...

I'm trying to set up a simple UDP server on port 1111, and basically follow
the sample code WSAStartup-socket-bind, then I get to RecvFrom and the whole
system hangs.  My non-useful solution was to start the server function in its
own thread that would be terminated after 10 ...

I'm a eMbedde Visual C++ developer, and I'm worried on continue to develop applications for the next versions of the Windows Mobile using EVC. When the EVC 4 Service Pack 4 was released, it promisses that would be possible to develop applications for the new WinCE 5.0, but I ...

I would like to measure the execution time of a task with microseconds
precision. I can not use the functions QueryPerformanceCounter and
QueryPerformanceFrequency because the hardware does not support it.
Does anybody know another way to measure the time??

I need a zip library running on PPC, more clearly a packer which I can call
from within my application to compress already existent files.
I'm using embedded Microsoft eMbedded Visual C++ as development platform,
not a .net environment.

Does anyone know why debugging in the emulator for Windows CE .NET is so
slow? Stepping from line to line takes something like 15 seconds or may be
more.