Additional information. Today, I got a PDA phone running Windows Mobile
6.0 and tested the same program with the phone. Results are the same.
Probably I failed to build the problem properly. Maybe "Makefile" I
wrote to build the problem is problematic. I attach the Makefile I used.
$ cat Makefile
.SUFFIXES: .exe .c .h .rc .rsc .C
ARCH= arm-mingw32ce
CC= ${ARCH}-gcc ${CFLAGS}
WINDRES= ${ARCH}-windres
CFLAGS= -g
LFLAGS= -lcommctrl -lws2
CSRC= ListNet.c
.rc.rsc:
${ARCH}-windres $? $@
.c.o:
${ARCH}-gcc ${CFLAGS} -c $?
all:: ListNet.exe
ListNet.exe: ListNet.o ListNet.rsc
${CC} -o $@ ListNet.o ListNet.rsc ${LFLAGS}
ListNet.rsc: ListNet.rc ListNet.h
${WINDRES} ListNet.rc ListNet.rsc
clean:
-rm -f *.o *.exe *.rsc
Yangwoo Ko wrote:
> Pablo Rogina wrote:
>
>>>> Have you installed Virtual Machine Network Driver from Virtual PC 2007
>>>> in Guest OS?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>> I think so. Network configuration of VirtualBox is set to NAT. And Windows
>>> XP shows a network adapter 'AMD PCNET Family PCI Ethernet Adapter'. Property
>>> of the adapter has an item named 'Virtual Machine Network Services'. Does it
>>> mean that I have installed Virtual Machine Network?
>>>
>>>
>> Well, it seems that you indeed have the virtual adapter ("Virtual
>> Machine Network Services'") installed in the guest OS. I asume that
>> you also have checked the option "Enable NE2000 PCMCIA..." in the MS
>> Device Emulator (File / Configure / Network tab)
>>
>>
>>
>>>> Are you able to connect to Internet from MS Device Emulator using
>>>> other aplications -i.e. Pocket IE Explorer-?
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Yes.
>>>
>>>
>> OK. So if you are able to navigate the Internet with other
>> applications running inside the MS Device Emulator it seems that the
>> problem is only caused/affecting the example ListNet that you try to
>> run.
>>
>> Could it be possible for you to add debugging statements to the
>> example to see where the error is appearing?
>>
>>
> Well, it happens just after executing the program (even before showing
> any window), I don't think that adding debug statements are useful.
>
>> The error message "A problem has occurred..." is part of the source
>> code of that example?
>>
>>
> No. I think that it is from the OS itself. I puts a few screenshots on
> my blog page( http://newcat.tistory.com/172 ) since I don't want to
> populate this mailing list with poor graphics files. :-)
>
>> Pablo Rogina
>>
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