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bernd

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Dec 19, 2009, 6:00:04 AM12/19/09
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Hi,

which tools are recommend to write my own applications within a
windows embedded image? Are there any advantages using visual studio (c
++, c#)? If it is possible I want to write my application in one of
these c-languages (c, c++, c#)...

Which tools will be used frequently on a windows embedded?

best regards
Bernd

Mike Warren

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Dec 19, 2009, 7:11:46 AM12/19/09
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bernd wrote:

You can use any tools that create applications for Windows XP.
That's the major advantage of XPe over other embedded systems; that
standard Windows programs can run on it. VS is fine.

The only thing to be aware of is that the XPe image has all the
components your app needs.

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- Mike

bernd

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Dec 19, 2009, 7:48:58 AM12/19/09
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On 19 Dez., 13:11, "Mike Warren" <miwa-not-this-...@or-this-

that means, al application will be programmed on the windows xp
embedded platform and not on my windows xp computer for example... so
I need to installe all components to run vs2005 on the windows xp
embedded platform - right?

Mike Warren

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Dec 19, 2009, 7:55:53 AM12/19/09
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bernd wrote:

>that means, al application will be programmed on the windows xp
>embedded platform and not on my windows xp computer for example... so
>I need to installe all components to run vs2005 on the windows xp
>embedded platform - right?

No. Only if you need to debug on your target. You will need to make sure
the runtime redistributables are installed, though.

I use Delphi, and the few times I have needed to debug on the target,
I used remote debugging. I don't know is VS2005 has remote debugging.

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- Mike

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