Windows CE emulator on visual studio -


I created Visual Studio 2005 and Windows Embedded CE. 6.0. How can I create a simple Hello World program in Visual Studio and then turn it off in Win CE emulator and run it there.

Your first view of the Windows CE application is C ++

P> Your Windows CE Application The first Visual C ++ will be a simple application, a WCE MFC App Wizard (XE) to be precise will be a single scene on this app in which a bitmap will be painted on it. We will also add a menu item which will start the dialog when clicked. In this dialogue a Windows Common Controls will control one progress. Create original application

Download sample application source code.

To start your first Windows CE application, we will generate a shell using WCE MFC AppWizard. In the list below, you will proceed with this process: 1. Open Visual C ++ and go to the File menu and select new item. 2. Select the Projects Property tab if it is not already selected. 3. Select the WCE MFC AppWizard (exe) in the list control. 4. Type WCEFirstApp in the project name editing box

When you are finished, you will see a new dialog box as shown in Figure 3.

  1. Press Next Button.

The WCE MFC AppWizard (exe) - Step 1 of 4 will be shown in Figure 4. Notice that selection is similar to the MFC App Wizard, except that there is no multiple in it Document Selection 6. Accept the default 7. Press the Next button.

WCE MFC AppWizard (exe) - Step 2 of 4 shown in Figure 5 will appear. There are several options on this page. If you support Windows CO2, you can add support for Windows Sockets, ActiveX controls, Windows Help and Printing. You can also choose the type of command bar that you want to support. We will accept the deficiency for this exercise. 8. Accept the default 9. Press the Next button.

WCE MFC AppWizard (exe) - Step 4 of 4 will appear in Figure 6. You can choose to include comments generated, an option that I highly recommend. There is no such thing as too much documentation, there is also an option to link to the MFC Library with dynamic or static linkage. Accept the default 10. Accept the default 11. Press the Next button.

WCE MFC AppWizard (exe) - Step 7 as 4 in Figure 7 will appear. This page gives you the opportunity to set the base class for the view. It also gives you the opportunity to set your file name. Accept the default 12. Accept the default 13. Press the finish button.

Looks like new project information dialogue 8. As all the visual studio app wizards, magicians give you the last chance to see your options. 14. Press OK button. 15. Select Build menu and select Restore all items.

When the application is complete, then you are ready to go to the next section.


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