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Dex
Hi Community,
Might sound a bit strange: But since .Net programs are generally
hardware-independent, I can start and operate a .NetCF executable (e.g.
compiled for ARMV4) on my PC without the need of an emulator, which is much
much faster. I comment out the few Platform Invokes and SqlServerCE calls I
have and I adjust the directory structure using conditional compilation. Now
I can test most of the program and
- I don't have to download the program to the device
- I don't have to use the soft keyboard on the device
- I don't have to use the sluggish emulator
Now I would like to persuade VisualStudio to use the debugger. I obviously
need to switch the project from .NetCF to .Net Framework for debugging. Do
you see a way?
Dex
Might sound a bit strange: But since .Net programs are generally
hardware-independent, I can start and operate a .NetCF executable (e.g.
compiled for ARMV4) on my PC without the need of an emulator, which is much
much faster. I comment out the few Platform Invokes and SqlServerCE calls I
have and I adjust the directory structure using conditional compilation. Now
I can test most of the program and
- I don't have to download the program to the device
- I don't have to use the soft keyboard on the device
- I don't have to use the sluggish emulator
Now I would like to persuade VisualStudio to use the debugger. I obviously
need to switch the project from .NetCF to .Net Framework for debugging. Do
you see a way?
Dex