OpenNETCF question...

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My app current requires the user to install the smart device framework onto
his / her PDA via a setup file that I created for them.

In order to avoid this, I was considering incorporating the source code of
the specific opennetcf DLLs into my source.

Is there any potential problems that I may run into that I should be aware
of. For example memory issues, etc?

Thanks Again,

Tim
 
You are free to do this - check the license for the exact terms. You
essentially have two levels at which you can incorporate parts of the SDF -
either build in the specific code files that you require and compile into
your own exe/dll, or just install the required OpenNETCF.dlls to your
program folder e.g. you may only use OpenNETCF.dll for example and not
require the rest of the framework. This will reduce the overall footprint
required by your app.

Peter
 
Peter, thanks for the reply.

I have one additional question if you don't mind. In terms of memory
management and performance, would it be smarter to build the source directly
into the app (as opposed to using the specific DLL)?

Thanks,

Tim
 
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