Hi, currently I have limited access to my source code, so I will have to guess a little bit here.
Michael Ernst wrote: > Hi, > > I have a problem, but I dont exactly know why - I try to get the > application I wrote to run on Windows CE 5.0. The application runs just > fine on Windows Mobile 6, but on a handheld (this on: > http://www.hoeft-wessel.com/en/products/skeye_allegro.htm) with Windows > CE 5.0 it doesn't work and I have no clue why; I'm using the Windows CE > 500 sdk > (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=FA1A3D66-3F61-4DDC-9510-AE450E2318C3&displaylang=en) > > and Visual Studio 2005. > We have had situations where the devices on which a Qt application should run on is not 100% compatible with the StandardSDK. This happens if some features are generally not needed by the operating system/applications. From what I have read about the device my guess is, that it does not have cursor support. We have had this situation multiple times now. In that case you will have to configure Qt/WinCE with an additional option "-D QT_NO_CURSOR=1". This one disables cursor usage and then the application might start. In case you can use Visual Studio to start the application you might be able to get more information as missing symbols or at least the ordinal number to that symbol. I will be back in the office next week, if you have not been successful so far, I can deliver you a small application, which is able to check for missing symbols on your device. Best Regards, Maurice Kalinowski _______________________________________________ Qtce-preview-feedback mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qtce-preview-feedback
