Hi Israel,

Israel Lins Albuquerque wrote:
> Well I'm compiling with arm-wince-cegcc-g++, because, I use classes... 
> but some fuctions are virtuals, and when I compile an project using 
> those classes, the '.exe' don't work the pocket show an alert ' 
> "AppName" is not a valid Windows CE application', and when I take out 
> the 'virtual' declaration of all fuctions the application works fine. 
> What's hapend? I have any ideas for this...
>

We have seen these '"AppName" is not a valid Windows CE application' 
errors before, but I have never seen them associated
with virtual functions.  The usual suspect is some broken import lib.  
What version of the toolchain are you using? Is it current svn?
If not, I strongly encourage you to compile the toolchain yourself. 
A minimal (and complete/buildable) test case would be great.  If we 
can't reproduce the problem it is very hard to come
up with a fix.  Try reducing as much as you can while still being able 
to see the problem.  That usually helps in finding the culprit itself.

(snipping Portuguese translation, since most people here don't 
understand it; this is an English only mailing list.)

Cheers,
Pedro Alves



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