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We have an existing driver/control (in .ocx and also the base .dll) for use
in talking to our controllers across ISA, VME, PCI, USB, Ethernet, and RS232.
It is programmed in VC++ and recently recompiled under VS.Net. I have a
request to use the control to program an interface which will run under WinCE
and which will talk across ISA (well, PC/104 to be technical). Do we need to:
a) Do nothing - use the control through VC# .Net to develop an interface
using the compact framework and all is beautiful?
b) Recompile our control/driver under the compact framework?
c) Totally rewrite our driver to run under WinCE?
My suspicion is that the answer is c .
Thanks,
Davis Gentry
in talking to our controllers across ISA, VME, PCI, USB, Ethernet, and RS232.
It is programmed in VC++ and recently recompiled under VS.Net. I have a
request to use the control to program an interface which will run under WinCE
and which will talk across ISA (well, PC/104 to be technical). Do we need to:
a) Do nothing - use the control through VC# .Net to develop an interface
using the compact framework and all is beautiful?
b) Recompile our control/driver under the compact framework?
c) Totally rewrite our driver to run under WinCE?
My suspicion is that the answer is c .
Thanks,
Davis Gentry