Use _fileno followed by _get_osfhandle. Don’t forget to _close it when you are done. EDIT: it’s not clear to me that _get_osfhandle is supported on WinCE. However the docs for WinCE _fileno say it returns a “file handle” rather than “descriptor”. YMMV but this suggests that you can maybe just use _fileno return value directly … Read more
There’s several of these questions floating around on SO already… the most popular seems to be this one: what mobile platform should I start learning? Quicky from the accepted answer over there (I edited a bit): I think 3-4 platform have a future. But depends what platform do you like and how you like freedom … Read more
I’m positive this question is a duplicate, but for the life of me I can’t find the original so I’ll re-answer here. Microsoft’s support for Compact Framework development is not completely obvious or well documented. It’s a mixed matrix of the target version of Windows CE, the version of the Compact Framework and the version … Read more
You can try like this : @echo off set Source=C:\TEMP\MyDoc.txt set Destination=E:\MyData\ set Filename=MyDoc set a=1 :loop if exist %Destination%\%Filename%(%a%).txt set /a a+=1 && goto :loop copy %Source% %Destination%\%Filename%(%a%).txt pause
It could be any number of things. Likely causes are: The assembly cannot be found An assembly that your assembly depends upon cannot be found The assembly is found but the type isn’t in it The type’s static constructor throws an exception Your best bet is to use the Fusion log viewer to help diagnose … Read more