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/**
@page wince ACE on Windows CE status
By me, Darrell Brunsch <brunsch@cs.wustl.edu>
@subsection ce_status Status
Been a while since I updated this file. Where to begin. Well, as of the next
beta kit of ACE (5.1.11), it should be compiling for the PocketPC. And it
will have new eMbedded Visual C++ project files (*.vcw and *.vcp). Even
though it does not have all of ACE, the stuff it has should still make it
useful.
I have shifted off of Windows CE though, so the updates aren't going to come
in as I once planned. Although I did get the library to compile and link, I
don't have any tests ready for it.
I'm planning on getting the ACE tests re-ported to Windows CE again. I say
re-ported because I'm planning on dealing with the lack of stdout a bit
differently than Nanbor did. Instead of making a GUI front end for each
test (which I believe is what the WindozeCE stuff is), I'm going to let them
remain GUI-less and perhaps write an application to read the log files after
running the tests.
@subsection ce_evc eMbedded Visual C++ Projects
ACE now uses the eMbedded Visual C++ project files (instead of the older
Windows CE Toolkit for Visual C++ project files). EVC is free from MS, either
it can be found in the MSDN subscriptions (not free) or a CD from MS
-- which isn't completely free either, since you still have to pay for the
shipping and handling.
@subsection ce_subsets Subsets
ACE on CE is currently split into two libraries, ace_os.dll and ace.dll.
The ace_os library contains the files which are considered part of the ACE_OS
subset. The ace library contains everything else. If ACE becomes more
splittable, ace.dll will probably be broken apart even more.
And unlike the current *nix subsets, these two libraries are truly separate
and do not require recompilation when the subsets required are changed.
@subsection ce_tao TAO
While it would be nice to get TAO working on CE, I doubt I'll get a chance to
work on it before graduating. OCI has said there has been some interest in
it, but I don't know how that is going right now.
@subsection ce_wchar Unicode/WChar
ACE on WindowsCE automatically has ACE_HAS_WCHAR and ACE_USES_WCHAR turned
on. Thus ACE_TCHAR and ACE_TEXT() are the wide char versions.
*/
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