Windows 10: Visual Studio "15" Preview 3 released

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Windows mobile sdk and iphone & android

On Tue, 4 Jan 2011 15:28:45 +0000, Brent_dev wrote:

Questions about developing apps are more likely to get useful answers if asked in a forum

for developers. I suggest you try msdn.en-US.windowsmobiledev.

If you're starting to support Windows phones now, you might want to target Windows Phone

7. The SDK for it works with Visual Studio 10. You can use the Express "edition?", which

is free.

I think the SDK for Windows Mobile 6 works with Visual Studio 2005, and not the free

"editons". And not Visual Studio 2010.

I'm not sure about the SDK for Windows Mobile 5.

I know the SDK for Pocket PC 2003 works with eMbedded Visual C (eVC) 4. They are still

availble for free from Microsoft.

I know the SDKs for earlier vesions of Pocket PC work with eVC 3.

 

Batch File Syntax: Insert %USERPROFILE% into batch file command lines

CD "C:\Users\xlmas\Documents\Visual Studio 2013\Projects\ToolsNET\bin\Release\"

will become

CD "%UserProfile%\Documents\Visual Studio 2013\Projects\ToolsNET\bin\Release\"

Tip: Use ECHO to debug your batch files. For example:

Set DLLPathEnd="\Documents\Visual Studio 2013\Projects\ToolsNET\bin\Release"

Set DLLFullPath=%UserProfile%%DLLPathEnd%

Here you're setting DLLFullPath to the contents of %UserProfile% concatenated with the contents of %DLLPathEnd%. Now use
echo %DLLFullPath% and you'll see your error. You can also do it manually. It's simple, just replace the two variables with their actual values.

So %UserProfile%%DLLPathEnd% will be expanded to:

C:\Users\xlmas"\Documents\Visual Studio 2013\Projects\ToolsNET\bin\Release"

See the problem with the quotes?

Just leave the quotes out from DLLPathEnd and quote the entire DLLFullPath instead, like so:

Set DLLPathEnd=\Documents\Visual Studio 2013\Projects\ToolsNET\bin\Release

Set DLLFullPath="%UserProfile%%DLLPathEnd%"

Now echo %DLLFullPath% will tell you that the result is correct.