Re: Where to find MFC for WinCE4.10 by Paul
Paul
Tue Apr 26 10:41:56 CDT 2005
Yes, but the device either has it or not. Remember that not every device
has a screen, a windowing system, keyboard I/O, etc. You can build a
Windows CE device with nothing in it that you would recognize as "Windows",
so MFC can't run on that. If the device has MFC support, the SDK generated
for it will include the debug version of the MFC DLL and, when necessary,
that will be downloaded. The right thing to do in your case is change the
OS to include MFC, which will automatically include all of its dependencies,
and regenerate the SDK.
Paul T.
"Felix" <Shutruk@Nahunte.ix> wrote in message
news:eq2NAxiSFHA.204@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
>> You can't distribute those pieces separately; that's a license violation.
>> If you want your device to include MFC support, you have to set that
>> option before generating the OS with Platform Builder.
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> Actually, is my Application that needs MFC ;-)
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