Peter
Tue Aug 24 05:23:18 CDT 2004
Here is the link to the diagram:-
http://blog.opennetcf.org/pfoot/PermaLink.aspx?guid=64e94768-58c3-4236-876c-6a3327795dff
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"Peter Foot [MVP]" <feedback@nospam-inthehand.com> wrote in message
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> There is a pretty fundamental difference between no NETCF and NETCF v1.0
> in that you can't run managed applications full stop. There aren't any
> differences in the native APIs available though. All Pocket PC 2003
> devices and upwards have the .NETCF in ROM.
>
> SP2 adds mostly bug fixes and some significant performance enhancements.
> The only true "new" functionality is support for ForeColor and BackColor
> on standard controls although there is no direct designer support for this
> in Visual Studio. Because these properties were in v1.0 but not
> implemented there are no API changes in SP2. SP2 also adds support in the
> runtime for Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition.
>
> NETCF v2.0 is a significant update from v1.0 with lots of exciting new
> stuff. Here is a graphical representation of the differences between v1
> and v2 (along with some new Windows Mobile specific APIs announced at MDC)
>
> OpenNETCF's desktop library runs purely on the full framework. The only
> prerequisite is the .NET Framework v1.1 on the desktop and ActiveSync (for
> RAPI)
>
> Peter
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> Peter Foot
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> "PeterB" <peter@data.se> wrote in message
> news:eEzFlnaiEHA.3148@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
>> Is there a comparison chart between a PocketPC without CF, with CF1,
>> CF1+SP1, CF1+SP2 and the upcoming CF2??
>>
>> As a side note, would the use of RAPI (for example OpenNETCF.org's
>> Desktop
>> Communication API) require any of the CF sets or would it be runnable
>> without CF (i.e. on a PocketPC 2002 machine)?
>>
>> / Peter
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