3?
New versions of the same tool don't count as different IDEs :-)
They surely do count. For example, VS 2005 from the beginning could not
even open "old" project files (I thnk they've added it in the final
release, after I've converted all my projects by hand).
These days you only need one. VS 2005 allows both native and managed
code development (in fact there is no other MS tool for Windows Mobile
5 - the free embedded Visual tools are no more)
These days we need 3 because VS 2005 won't allow to do any 2002-oriented
development and does not offer debugging on 2003 (without -SE) emulators.
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Regards,
Mikhail Barashkov
Handydev, http://www.handydev.com
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