On Thursday 18 September 2008 09:37:21, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If you want to test and have Visual Studio you can download a WM6.1
> emulator ROM and tried the sample code I have attached.
Thanks a lot of the info! I'm going to digest this, and try it out on
Device Emulator. Good excuse to t
> So how do we do that ? Is this what
>
>> You can add a DWORD registry entry in
>> [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\Loader\LoadModuleLow] with
>> key=YourDllName.dll and value=1
>
> (from your earlier messages) really means ?
>
> Danny
>
Yes it is!!
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On Thu, 2008-09-18 at 10:37 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The workaround for this issue seems to declare the DLL in registry to
> tell the OS not to load the DLL in high memory.
So how do we do that ? Is this what
> You can add a DWORD registry entry in
> [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\Loader\Lo
Hi Pedro,
a few weeks ago a cegcc user called Jerome Decoodt posted on this ML to
report
that a DLL compiled with cegcc (or mingw32ce) couldn't be loaded if its
size was bigger that 64 KB on WM6.1.
I have tested on a WM6.1 device and actually when I tried to load a sample
DLL here is what I se
On Thursday 11 September 2008 10:56:51, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> There is an incompatibility between cegcc generated code and PE loader in
> recent Windows Mobile 6.1.
> Workaround is to change a key in registry :
>
> You can add a DWORD registry entry in
> [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\Loader\Load
There is an incompatibility between cegcc generated code and PE loader in
recent Windows Mobile 6.1.
We are investingating on this.
See post with title : [Cegcc-devel] xxx is not a valid Pocket PC
application if SizeOfImage>1
Workaround is to change a key in registry :
You can add a DWORD re
> > I have been attempting to get some code working on a Windows Mobile
> > 6.1 device using the arm-wince-cegcc toolchain. All the pplications I
> > build result in the error message: "... is not a valid Pocket PC
> > application." So, I started testing with the provided sample exe:
> > http://c
Cc-ing the list.
Nick, you should be able to post once you subscribe to the list.
This looks like the same problem that Jérôme Decoodt is experiencing :
> Good news!
>
> Jerome Decoodt found a workaround to get applications working on
> Windows
> Mobile 6.1.
> It seems that you can ask system n
