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Modifying the Development Language Support for an SDK (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)

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1/6/2010

After you create an SDK for an OS design, you can choose which development languages you want your SDK to support. For more information, see Development Language Selection for an SDK.

To select a supported development language for an SDK

  1. In the Solution Explorer, navigate to the SDK that you want to modify, and then from the context menu, select Properties.

    The Property Pages dialog box appears.

  2. Choose the Development Languages page.

  3. Select the development languages that you want your SDK to support:

    • If you select the Native development support check box, you can choose to include a platform-specific macro for conditional compilation of platform-specific source code.
    • If you select the Managed development support check box, verify that the OS design includes support for the .NET Compact Framework.
      Without support for the .NET Compact Framework in the OS design, you cannot use the SDK with the Smart Device Extensions (SDE) for Microsoft Visual Studio. For more information, see .NET Compact Framework.

  4. To close the SDK Property Pages dialog box and save your changes, choose OK.

See Also

Tasks

Building an SDK

Concepts

Development Language Selection for an SDK
SDK Development

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