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Article #3424BCB6: New PDA project
From: poojo hackma
Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2006 20:28
Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2006 20:28
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I have a new project coming up that will be run on a PDA running Windows Mobil, which I understand to be PocketPC. I have never had a PDA, so I know nothing about them. Further, the Boss says we are not to use anything that requires the .NET Framework, MFC, etc. because this would cause the application to bog down (I don't know why; I've never used a PDA.). This project is to be created using "Native C++." What's Native C++? How do I ensure I am creating something that is Native C++ using Borland BCB6? Is this the right place to research information about Native C++? If not, where? Is this a good place to research information about developing PDA applications? If not, where? Thanks in advance.
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