Building for WinCE 6.0

[Jeff Galbraith]

I actually saw that. I ran it, saw the help, did the -list and created
the file. But, I got compilation errors on objects. So, it was my
starting foundation for getting the correct paths.

I was following along with the video at
http://dist.trolltech.com/video/qtwincetp/qtwincetp.html. But, when it
came to opening the demos and running them that doesn't work. For
instance, if you go to the c:\Qt\4.3.2-tp1\demos\textedit and run from
the command-line "devenv textedit.vcproj" (as specified in the video)
Visual Studio comes up and then gets an error dialog "The project
consists entirely of configurations that require support for platforms
which are not installed on this machine. The project cannot be loaded."
Any ideas how to resolve this? Do the demo programs need to go in to the
subprojects section of the BSP? 

-----Original Message-----
From: Maurice Kalinowski [mailto:mkalinow at trolltech.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 12:15 AM
To: qtce-preview-feedback at trolltech.com
Subject: Re: Building for WinCE 6.0

Hi,

I am sorry that I forgot to tell about this (beside, the documentation 
might need some updates there). We have included a small binary 
currently being called sdkscanner.exe. That one is capable of parsing 
your Visual Studio configuration and looks for all Windows CE SDK 
currently being installed. Not only that it can create a script for you,

which you then want to use after the configure step to reset your 
environment for crosscompiling.

The usual syntax for it is:
sdkscanner -list
sdkscanner -sdk <long name for you sdk, usually in ""> -script <output 
script>

> However, I did see this warning:
>
> kernel\qmime_win.cpp(1314) : warning C4996: 'QString::QString' was
> declared deprecated
>  
> c:\qt\4.3.2-tp1\include\qtcore\../../src/corelib/tools/qstring.h(356)
:
> see declaration of 'QString::QString'
>
> Not sure why QString would be declared deprecated...
>
>   
Regarding your question about QString. QString has not been deprecated 
and it is fairly sure, that is won't ever be. What the compiler warns 
about is a Qt3Support member function, which does not exist on Qt/WinCE,

as Qt3Support is a not supported module on this platform. This warning 
should be disappeared within the next release, so please ignore it for
now.


Best Regards

Maurice Kalinowski

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