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    Default Qt for windows CE..

    Is the Qt for Windows CE for developing applications on Windows (vista, xp, ect) to be used on Windows CE or is it for developing application using Windows CE?

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    Default Re: Qt for windows CE..

    I'm not quite sure if I understand your question correctly but with Qt for Windows CE you can develop applications that run on Windows CE. You program and build your application using Visual Studio on your desktop PC. Then you can deploy the app on a Windows CE device (or emulator) and run or debug it.
    The usual workflow goes like this:
    • create a prototype of your application with Qt for Windows
    • switch the Qt version to Qt for Windows CE
    • test and bugfix your application on the device

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    Default Re: Qt for windows CE..

    Understood..

    I got errors when I tried to compile the Qt for Windows CE so thats why I was asking..

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    Default Re: Qt for windows CE..

    What kind of errors?

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    Default Re: Qt for windows CE..

    C:\Qt\4.5.0-wince>configure -debug-and-release -platform win32-msvc2008 -xplatform wincewm60professional-msvc2008

    -- completed successfully

    C:\Qt\4.5.0-wince\bin>setcepaths wincewm60professional-msvc2008

    Environment Selection:Windows Mobile 6 Professional SDK (ARMV4I)
    Windows Mobile 6 Professional selected, environment is set up

    -- Done

    nmake - runs for a while then....

    yeaaaa... Its compiling perfectly... Im a tool I guess..

    If I remember correctly the error that I WAS gettings was the module type conflicting with target type.. One was X86 and the other was THUMB.. Not getting any errors now..

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