Is an iPAQ 6340 OK for .NET Compact Framework programs?

[Henrik Dahl]

Hello!

Is an iPAQ 6340 OK for .NET Compact Framework based programs or is it a
problem that it has an unusual processor?

Is it possible to upgrade the .NET Compact Framework or is it a problem that
it has an unusual processor?


Best regards,

Henrik DAhl

 

[Peter Foot [MVP]]

The 63xx is still ARM based like all Pocket PCs so will run .NET Compact
Framework application, as it is running Pocket PC 2003 Second Edition it
should have the .NETCF SP2 runtime in ROM.

Peter

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[Henrik Dahl]

Hello Peter!

Isn't it some kind of Texas Instruments processor, but perhaps it's ARM
compatible?

Isn't it only Pocket PC 2003 and not Pocket PC 2003 Second Edition so it's
upgrade ready from the beginning?


Best regards,

Henrik Dahl

 

[Peter Foot [MVP]]

Yes my mistake its the original Pocket PC 2003 Phone Edition (not Second
Edition). However the TI OMAP is fully ARMv4 compatible so will run any
other Pocket PC 2003 software, including that built with .NETCF

Peter

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