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can i run and make program in turbo c and c++ using my pocketpc? what software? please tell me, i need it in my school

I don't think it can create binaries for the ARM processor. so no.
use embedded visual c++ from microsoft, or gcc with target arm-wince-pe.

It is possible to run old DOS progs under Pocket DOS. I think that TurboC itself can be run under this emulator so you can program directly on your PocketPC.

need of XDA MIDP supporting emulator.

Help me pls.
i am in need of XDA MIDP supporting emulator.And i want to know How to integrate with Sun mobile studio or any other toolkits.
if u have suggession :[email protected]
thanking you
brindasanth

J2ME support in XDA III
Hi,
well I actually won't answer your question. But I need some help from you
You task seems to be similar with mine
I am going to buy a PDA2K i-mate (XDAII it isn't?) an I was wondering if J2ME MIDP2.0 is supported on the device. Do you know if it comes with a Java Virtual Machine on it? (that supports J2ME MIDP 2.0)
For what you are asking... I looked for the same thing but I couldn't find anything. What I tried to do is to install the J9 JVM on the Pocket PC emulator provided by Microsoft. But although I managed to install it on the emulator I couldn't use it. I couldn't run Java apps on the Pocket PC
Thanks

may i play s60 java games on my JAM?

as object....I think i have to use a java machine emulator....but how do?THANKS :lol: SO MUCH

Probably not. The S60 game will likely use the keypad, something you don't have on the Jam.

i know the keypad problem...but i think that some games can be played...anyone know how to run with a virtual java machine emulator?

What about the preinstalled midlet manager?

i have tried but works only some java apps, game -----nothing :x

I cannot find any java file that works on my JAM
Every Java file I install, I get a "Failed to run midlet"
Can you link me to an example that works?
Thanks

I had a test of quite a few games some time ago.
The discussion can be found here
Basically from what I found, some games work, other don't. That's about the best help I can offer

O2 Exec etc... programming IDE

I use Visual Studio 6 and 2005 at work, and was wondering what development environment you use for writing applications etc, for the Exec. I installed WinCE C++ v4.0 yesturday and the .exe built for the ARM processor wouldn't run!

Dev env for WMobile 5
Visual Studio 2003 or 2005 work fine.
(you can get the "academic" version if you are a student for less than £50)

with 2003 you have to make smartdevice projects and write them in c#
in 2005 you should be able to do MFC and win32 in c++ as well

Thanks.

Which ever IDE you use, you need to download Pocket PC SDK from MS (it's free) for Window Mobile 5.
You can also use eVC 4, but you need to install SP 4 for it, and PPC SDK for Windows Mobile 2003 (it won't recognise WM5 SDK).

Sorry to be a pain but I have not written software targeted at WinCE/WM before.
I have installed eVC4, Microsoft Pocket PC 2003 SDK, SP3 and SP4. I can debug with the Pocket PC Emulator fine, but when I try to debug or install in release mode on the O2 Exec (which is connected) I get the following warning dialog: "CE platform pocket pc 2003 does not match remote os version 501". :?
I do not want to write software for the PPC using .NET (although I write in C# at work, as well as MFC/ATL C++), as in my opinion the PPC isn't fast enough for managed code. So how can I write apps' for the O2 Exec using eVC4 :?:

Hi VZ800!
You are right about .NET, those apps are more sluggish then native code.
Don't worry about the warning, just click yes, then you going to get another warning, something about CPU type, click yes on that one two.
The eVc *****es because it's not familiar with WM5 devices, but your program will run fine. In fact, I used eVc 3, to write programs for WM5 that were backwards compatible with WM 2002 and they worked fine (although eVc 3 can't connect to the device so I had to copy the exe manually).
The debugger should work as well, though I try to avoid it since it some times takes a long time to connect.
If all you need is some debug prints, no watches or brake points, you might be better off writing to a file with the old fopen, fprintf, funcs. which come in both ASCII and Unicode (wfprintf) versions.
Good luck!

Thanks, I'll give it another go tomorrow.

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