There has to be an easier way than to read the entire source code and check each line against what’s compatible from the msdn docs
Suggestions?
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There has to be an easier way than to read the entire source code and check each line against what’s compatible from the msdn docs
Suggestions?
I am assuming you mean from a Silverlight solution to a Windows Phone 7 solution? Anyhow, the answer is no – there is no simple / easy migration path. Simply copy the project files into a new WP7 project and start working through the compilation errors.
There is on tool that can help you creat portable code, the Portable Class Library which allows you to create assemblies which can be linked to Silverlight, WP7, WPF, XNA solutions. However, the code that you can shae is somewhat limited.