Hi all
Im lookin for some sample code as the topic describes, i have searched for hours but all i can seem to find is code using Visual studio .NET (which i dont have)
So if anyone knows how to or has some source they wouldnt mind sharing, that includes TAPI i would be very greatfull
Im very much a "newbie" C++ programmer but i learn quickly.
Thanks in advance
I wrote a little bit on TAPI a while back look at
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=18978
download the dll file and you will see how to make a tapi datamodem connection.
Cheers for the link mate
Very interesting , and complicated !!
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Any chance someone can give me some information on how to get started. I'd like to start looking at developing software for the XDA II but don't know where to start.
Rob
Microsoft site:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/resources/downloads/developer/default.mspx
Thanks alot, is there any real programming knowledge required or is it pretty intuitive?
Any help is much appreciated
Rob
Downloaded the eVC++ 4.0 and it's asking for serial details but I didn't see a Buy Now or anything. Do I have to register, is this free or do I have to pay?
Rob
Check out those valuable resources..
Pocket PC Developer Network:
http://www.pocketpcdn.com/
Windows Mobile Bloggers:
http://winmoblogs.net/
TinyGL:
http://www.opentribe.org/PocketTribe/TinyGL.html
for eVC++ 4.0, use this serial:
TRT7H-KD36T-FRH8D-6QH8P-VFJHQ
its FREE, but needs a serial :wink:
thanks alot, is there any real programming knowledge required or is it pretty intuitive?
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if you never programmed before then vc++ will have a steeper learning curve then vb
but imho then programming is never truly intuitive
I've done web design and VB programming before and found both to be easier when using a little common sense
Thanks alot for all your help, keep anything coming that you think will be useful, it's much appreciated
Rob
visual studio can make vb applications for pocketpc i seem to recall
it cant make c++ or c# applications for pocketpc not sure why
if you want to make thos you need embedded vc++
All,
I've heard a few people around here saying that they develop in raw C so the don't have the MFC stuff to worry about. Can anyone tell me what compiler they used to compile raw C to work on Pocket PC or does eVC4 do it
http://mifki.ru/pocketgcc/down.html
gcc for pocketpc it's not raw c but i suppose you could call it raw c++
you also got the option of programming using .net from c# and c++ and vb if you dont like mfc (which many people dont)
True, but going down the .net route means forking out more money than I care to for a hobby.
Hi
I would like to write a GPRS connection wrapper/lib in C# (to initiate connection, select connection etc..). However, I have some existing VB .NET CF v 1.0 code already running on a XDA and that needs to talk to this wrapper/lib...
Is this going to be a problem? or am I better/safer sticking with VB .NET for the wrapper/lib as well?
Any help appreciated...
GPS VB.net
Would you be willing to post your code so that others can have a look - there seeme to be a lot of people who want to do things like this...
VB.NET to C#.NET
make your C# wrapper a dll , the MSIL code will be the same wether it's written in C# or VB.NET
Happy Coding
Hi all,
Generaly, I am Symbian programmer but i will have a look at Pocket PC side... so I am not bloody beginner :wink:
Jep.. I wrote/clicked a C# application with .Net 2003 (very comfortably!!). I saw fast that I have to use C++ to reach interesting APIs.
I know its possible to call (C++) DLL from C# so I can let the frontend in easy C# and can use C++ to get more functionality.
Other than for C#, I couldn't find a "Smart Device" template for C++ in .Net 2003! Someone can tell me, which kind of template I have to use for programming a PocketPC C++ DLL? Is it in .Net 2005?
Thanks a lot!
BR eidelen
Hi,
I thin VS.NET 2003 can only produce managed and x86 native code, so writing for the arm platform was not build in. Your solution would be to use Embedded Visual C++4 which is available free from Microsoft, or to answer your second question I *think* VS.NET 2005 does include the ability to write unmanaged code for smart devices.
Paul
Hi Paul,
Thank for your fast answer! I found it in ".Net 2005" and first DLL-prototypes running!
Now I have some other problems concerning callbacks from native unmanaged DLLs, but I will create a new topic about it.
Thanks a lot!
BR Adrian
Yeah I know... Nobody likes a newbie, but I hope we've all been at my state...
Can anyone tell me how to access the registry from my program ?
I've tried searching msdn, but seriously this doesn't help me.
What am I missing and what do I need to include ?
I'm not new to VB or C#, but I'm used to using it for different purposes.
Oh, one last question : Is there a good reference overview out there anywhere (for beginners in mobile development ?)
Thanking you for your help up front.
Try total commander: http://www.ghisler.com/ce.htm and then check the wiki http://wiki.xda-developers.com/ for registry hacks
no difference between windows .net and compact famework when it comes to most things
http://www.google.dk/search?hl=da&q=c#+modifying+registry&btnG=Søg&meta=lr=lang_da|lang_en
Hi @ all...
i wanted to know if anyone is able to give ma an introduction into programming on mobile devices.
i've got the microsoft visual studio 2005 as a student version from my school, and found the mobile device template, but i wasn't able to figure some things out.
i will try much things by myself, but if anyone could give me an example on how to write a programm that accesses the phone line.
actually i want to write a program, that is able to place a call and send DTFM to the other side.
Is there a possibility to do this?
greetings
garfield
embedded visual c++ .. it is free and I'm using it .. look at what I've did all at my signature
What you are trying to do is not so simple. You need to read and learn about Telephony API (TAPI) which is a set of functions that lets you talk to the phone part of the device.
Also, you need to install the Window Mobile 5 and / or 2003 SDK which is available for free from MS.
Finally, you have not mentioned what programming languages you know.
There is probably simpler approach for .NET then TAPI, but .NET sucks.
hmm...
already heard about tapi... but i'm not really into c++ programming.
but this will be neccessary i think.
as i'm leraning c# at school for now, i will try it that way, and if you say, there might be an easier way with .net, i'll try this. both of the phones i want to program are wm6 so i don't have to worrie about the freaking big framework as it is incorporated into wm6...
i will take a look at it, now with having tapi in mind, MSDN might help me a little...
thanks for the help