[CMake] Updated WinCE CMakefiles

[Clemens Arth]

Andreas,

I'm sorry but I was wrong about the CE versioning for WM5 and WM6, 
because the underlying CE versions are 5.01 and 5.02 (and not 5.1 and 
5.2 I was assuming). Your original code works perfectly.

I have now used your WINCE templates and compiled for Smartphone 
2003/PPC 2003 and WM5 Smartphone/PPC. Everything works pretty well 
except that I had to add some additional definitions in the 
CMakelists.txt file, which is a good tradeoff against having templates 
for each platform (which would all look the same except for one or two 
additional ADD_DEF(...) calls). Let's wait until WM7 is released, then 
we will know if your templates have to be altered or work with it.

Now I improved my VS SDK generators to include extra link flag tables, 
which are not available in the original VS generators. Tomorrow I will 
make another diff against the original version 2.6.2 and send you the 
new files. The main clue now is that a lot of additional things are 
included that allow setting things like MACHINE:THUMB and 
SUBSYSTEM:WINDOWSCE from cmake in VS, which obviously did not work 
before. I think with your template files and my SDK generators this has 
become a pretty neat solution now ;-)

kind regards
Clemens

Andreas Pokorny schrieb:
> Hello Clemens,
>
> 2008/9/30 Clemens Arth <clemens.arth at gmx.at>:
>   
>> [...] I further modified your WinCE.cmake(-cl) configuration to
>> WM5.cmake(-cl) to contain additional flags needed. Also a cached variable
>> PLATFORM_SDKS is used that selects only those platforms from the set of all
>> platforms installed. This works pretty well, as one simply has to create
>> this cache file first, and the rest works as expected.[...]
>>     
>
> Shall we treat Windows Mobile and Windows CE as different operating systems?
> What are the differences in this case? I found that info on the entry point:
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa934487.aspx
>
> There seem to be countless variants of WinCE. I recently heard about
> Windows CE Auto
> and Windows CE Automotive. CE seems to be constantly moving target.
>
> kind regards
> Andreas
>
>