Google Answers: How to call kernel functions in Windows CE from within eVC++?

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Subject: How to call kernel functions in Windows CE from within eVC++?
Category: Computers > Programming
Asked by: arintel-ga
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Posted: 20 Mar 2005 08:16 PST
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Question ID: 497532

Hello,
I'm writing an application for Windows Mobile 2003-based Pocket PC
using eVC++. How do I call kernel functions such as SetKMode() and
INTERRRUPTS_ENABLE() from within eVC++?

Note: SetKMode() is said to be defined in Pkfuncs.h. Unfortunately, I
could not find this header file in eVC++ and associated SDKs folders.
I did find it in WinCE folder that came along with Platform Builder.

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