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is there a way to create a mixed mode application/dll for Windows CE (version 6.0), with installed Compact Framework (version >2.0)?
The Source Code was written in C++. I only succeded in building pure .NET applications based on C#. When using Visual Studio (2005) and adding /CLR to the command line I receive the warning
“cl : Command line warning D9002 : ignoring unknown option ‘/CLR'”
Thanks for every hint in advance
No, there isn’t. The major problem is that the compiler for the compact framework supports only C# and VB.NET. Compiling any other language can result in IL that contains opcodes that the Compact Framework doesn’t support.
There is also a bug in the CF regarding strong name validation that prevents it from working.
If you’d like to read about someone else’s efforts at getting mixed mode working, specifically for SQLite, take a look at this thread.