With the first stable release of Free Pascal for Windows CE the installation of a WinCE development environment was never easier. Using the stable add-on installer (Recommended Method) Using the add-on installer is, of course, much easier. Both options are described below in detail. To set up the Windows CE interface you will need to either use the add-on installer or set up the interface manually. Because the APIs are very similar, a lot of the code of the WinCE interface is copied from the Win32/64 Interface. In 2007 a stable compiler was released, which made it possible to release a WinCE add-on installer for the Lazarus 0.9.24 release.īecause of the bad experience with code sharing between similar interfaces in the past with the gtk/gtk2 interface, it was decided to start a clean code for WinCE. Development of the interface was started in 2006, when the Windows CE FPC compiler was still under development. The Windows CE Interface was started by Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho and latter extended by Roozbeh and other contributors. 2.6.4 Running an application on the emulator.2.6.2.2 Setting up a shared folder in the emulator.
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