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    Anybody knows any sites/links/articles on developing eVC++ SDK (NOT MFC)applications??

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      Anybody knows any sites/links/articles on developing eVC++ SDK (NOT MFC)applications??

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      It's pretty much the same as developing an SDK-based application for desktop/server Windows. You will often find, however, that various functions were omitted from Windows CE as they are redundant: for example, MoveToEx and LineTo were omitted in favour of PolyLine. This was done to reduce the size of the kernel image. The C runtime is missing a lot of functions and as such can't really be counted as a standard-compliant C implementation. Again, this was done where there was a more useful Win32 alternative. On the whole, though, techniques for desktop Windows development are directly applicable to Windows CE/Windows Mobile programming.

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