Windows Mobile 2003 Pocket PC or 5.0 Sample Applications/Code/Tutorial?
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I'm a novice C++ programmer and want to lear how to create simple applications and/or games for the Windows Mobile 2003 Pocket PC operating system. I can't seem to find any proper tutorial or set of sample code on the internet that actually steps one through the process of creating an application. Does anyone know where I can find such information? Right now, Microsoft's website only has a list of all the functions in the Windows Mobile 2003 library, but doesn't show sample code with them in use! If someone could please tell me where I could find a tutorial, step by step instructions, or a manual of some kind, I was greatly appreciate it! Thanks in advance!! Also, I'm currently sticking to Windows Mobile 2003 because I only haev Visual C++ .NET 2003. If anyone has any information on Windows Mobile 5.0, that would be great as well as I may move to Windows Mobile 5.0 in the near future.
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I'm a novice C++ programmer and want to lear how to create simple applications and/or games for the Windows Mobile 2003 Pocket PC operating system. I can't seem to find any proper tutorial or set of sample code on the internet that actually steps one through the process of creating an application. Does anyone know where I can find such information? Right now, Microsoft's website only has a list of all the functions in the Windows Mobile 2003 library, but doesn't show sample code with them in use! If someone could please tell me where I could find a tutorial, step by step instructions, or a manual of some kind, I was greatly appreciate it! Thanks in advance!! Also, I'm currently sticking to Windows Mobile 2003 because I only haev Visual C++ .NET 2003. If anyone has any information on Windows Mobile 5.0, that would be great as well as I may move to Windows Mobile 5.0 in the near future.
There is information on the GAPI (Game API) in http://www.pocketpcdn.com/articles/gapibuffer.html ... That might get you started.. -- Ah, you are talking about any app.. well, creating a new project in Visual Studio would put you on the right track, and from there on, it's easy to have a hello world thing going... http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms180791.aspx Regards, Mike http://www.code.ae