RE: PDA Emulation for new hardware by barakct
barakct
Thu Oct 09 14:55:36 CDT 2003
What you ask is possible and we actually encourage it.
There is a white paper waiting to be published providing steps on how to do
this.
Until then, contact me directly at groupnet@microsoft.com and I will
provide you instructions.
B
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>Hi,
>
>I currently have some non-standard PDA hardware in my
>PDA, which I would like other people to develop for. Is
>there any way for me to program/update/(write a plug-in
>for) the emulator that comes with VS .NET 2003 so that my
>friends can develop for my PDA without me having to give
>them all PDAs?
>
>Basically, I'd like it so that when they use my dlls or
>libraries, the emulator will know that the hardware would
>exist on their target platform so it will know to emulate
>the specified functions without wondering why they're
>accessing such ridiculous addresses.. thanks
>
> + Dave +
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