Command Line Debugging Revisited - Part 1: Getting started with MDbg and .NET Compact Framework Version 2 Service Pack 1

re: Command Line Debugging Revisited - Part 1: Getting started with MDbg and .NET Compact Framework Version 2 Service Pack 1

Henrik Bach — Fri, 14 Jul 2006 12:51:18 GMT

I don't have a device compatible with CF 2.0, so I've tried to use the Emulator instead. Is this possible?

I ran into a problem, when launching the NetCfLaunch on the emulator. It gives me connection parameters as "-2147479518" - which looks more like an error code and Mdbg certainly does not like it!

BTW - I copied the ARMV4i binaries to the emulator - is this the correct CPU for an emulator?

re: Command Line Debugging Revisited - Part 1: Getting started with MDbg and .NET Compact Framework Version 2 Service Pack 1

Neil Cowburn — Fri, 14 Jul 2006 13:07:46 GMT

You beat me to it! I started writing a post similar to this yesterday. Grr! :)

Neil Cowburn - Using MDbg with .NET Compact Framework Applications: Principal Partner of OpenNETCF Consulting & Co-Founder of OpenNETCF.org

Fri, 14 Jul 2006 13:55:08 GMT

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re: Command Line Debugging Revisited - Part 1: Getting started with MDbg and .NET Compact Framework Version 2 Service Pack 1

DavidKlineMS — Fri, 14 Jul 2006 18:49:27 GMT

Henrik,

You need to use Visual Studio 2005 to configure the emulator to use the TCP/IP transport. Once done, you can cradle the emulator using ActiveSync and the Device Emulator Manager (from Visual Studio).

I will post details on how to do this in my next update.

--DK

re: Command Line Debugging Revisited - Part 1: Getting started with MDbg and .NET Compact Framework Version 2 Service Pack 1

DavidKlineMS — Fri, 14 Jul 2006 18:50:44 GMT

Sorry about that, Neil :)

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