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way to go with the responses...
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thankyou very much BorlandMan. your response is appreciated.
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thankyou very much BorlandMan. your response is appreciated.

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your welcome - but let me clarify. the IDE doesn't support it - yet.<br />
probably early 2004, but you can still develop from the command line .net compact i believe, because the compiler Borland is using is Microsoft's.<br />
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hope that helps.<br />
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sincerely,<br />
J
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your welcome - but let me clarify. the IDE doesn't support it - yet.
probably early 2004, but you can still develop from the command line .net compact i believe, because the compiler Borland is using is Microsoft's.

hope that helps.

sincerely,
J

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Hi,<br />
Is it possible to develop PocketPC 2003 Applications using C# BUilder Personal Edition. The SDK on the microsoft website says it needs Visual Studio 2003 because there are emulators there. If so, is there aany way to create a PocketPC application with C# Builder personal?<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
<br />
Eddmun
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Hi,
Is it possible to develop PocketPC 2003 Applications using C# BUilder Personal Edition. The SDK on the microsoft website says it needs Visual Studio 2003 because there are emulators there. If so, is there aany way to create a PocketPC application with C# Builder personal?

Thanks,

Eddmun

Borland C# Builder Personal + PocketPC 2003 Applications

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).