> Has anyone else gotten one of the "Free" Viewsonic V37 Pocket PCs from
> Microsoft and tried debugging an app from inside Visual Studio .NET 2003? I
> can't make it run becuase I'm connecting via USB...... is it possible to
> debug vis usb?
Stop.
V37 contains Pocket PC 2002.
VS.NET is for Pocket PC 2003 only.
You need to be working with embedded visual c++ 3.0 until Viewsonic
*finally* releases the PPC 2003 upgrade
-scott
Ryan Moore - 15 Sep 2003 13:39 GMT
Ah ha... any idea whether this will be a free upgrade?
> > Has anyone else gotten one of the "Free" Viewsonic V37 Pocket PCs from
> > Microsoft and tried debugging an app from inside Visual Studio .NET 2003? I
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> *finally* releases the PPC 2003 upgrade
> -scott
rs4_SS - 15 Sep 2003 21:09 GMT
This is not true. I'm using VS.NET 2003 to develop apps for my
Viewsoinc V37 w/ PPC 2002 just fine.
> > Has anyone else gotten one of the "Free" Viewsonic V37 Pocket PCs from
> > Microsoft and tried debugging an app from inside Visual Studio .NET 2003? I
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> *finally* releases the PPC 2003 upgrade
> -scott
Ryan Moore - 15 Sep 2003 21:54 GMT
Are you using C# or Visual Basic?
Can you debug using the actual device?
thnx
> This is not true. I'm using VS.NET 2003 to develop apps for my
> Viewsoinc V37 w/ PPC 2002 just fine.
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> > *finally* releases the PPC 2003 upgrade
> > -scott
Hazzard - 20 Oct 2003 20:54 GMT
You can step through code at design time before it is deployed to the
device, or emulator. Once it is deployed, then error messages from a
messagebox for eg. sqlceexeptions take over at that point. At that point you
leave debug-land. System error messages are thrown as exceptions from within
the device for file IO errors, IIS authentication or even SQL Server for
authentication, etc.
-greg
> Are you using C# or Visual Basic?
>
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> > > *finally* releases the PPC 2003 upgrade
> > > -scott