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[vwnc] Not a valid pocket PC application

david.long
Hello,

I have a .exe which I made using Inno Setup. It contains a visual.exe and an image file, which it normally installs by running the installer. When I copy the .exe to
an HP 4650 pocket PC - I get a message saying "Not a valid Pocket PC Application". I was wondering if anyone had a solution for running VisualWorks Smalltalk
applications under the Pocket PC (windows mobile) operating system?

thanks,

David

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Georg Heeg

David,

 

Certainly putting a Windows x86 exe on a pocket PC with ARM processor can never run. Please use the Windows CE for ARM VM instead. I am certain there is also documentation that describes what to do. E.g. you have to install that VM it does not come with the standard installation.

 

Georg

 

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Hello,

I have a .exe which I made using Inno Setup. It contains a visual.exe and an image file, which it normally installs by running the installer. When I copy the .exe to
an HP 4650 pocket PC - I get a message saying "Not a valid Pocket PC Application". I was wondering if anyone had a solution for running VisualWorks Smalltalk
applications under the Pocket PC (windows mobile) operating system?

thanks,

David

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david.long
Hi Georg,
thank you. I will do that.

regards,
David
On Fri, 2008-08-29 at 19:45 +0200, Georg Heeg wrote:
David,

 

Certainly putting a Windows x86 exe on a pocket PC with ARM processor can never run. Please use the Windows CE for ARM VM instead. I am certain there is also documentation that describes what to do. E.g. you have to install that VM it does not come with the standard installation.

 

Georg

 

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Hello,

I have a .exe which I made using Inno Setup. It contains a visual.exe and an image file, which it normally installs by running the installer. When I copy the .exe to
an HP 4650 pocket PC - I get a message saying "Not a valid Pocket PC Application". I was wondering if anyone had a solution for running VisualWorks Smalltalk
applications under the Pocket PC (windows mobile) operating system?

thanks,

David

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Bruce Boyer
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David,
 
The documentation remains in the release notes for 7.6, in its own section.
 
Bruce
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David,

 

Certainly putting a Windows x86 exe on a pocket PC with ARM processor can never run. Please use the Windows CE for ARM VM instead. I am certain there is also documentation that describes what to do. E.g. you have to install that VM it does not come with the standard installation.

 

Georg

 

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Hello,

I have a .exe which I made using Inno Setup. It contains a visual.exe and an image file, which it normally installs by running the installer. When I copy the .exe to
an HP 4650 pocket PC - I get a message saying "Not a valid Pocket PC Application". I was wondering if anyone had a solution for running VisualWorks Smalltalk
applications under the Pocket PC (windows mobile) operating system?

thanks,

David

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david.long
Thanks, yes - I will use a setup with the VM for the ARM processor.

thanks,
David

On Fri, 2008-08-29 at 11:18 -0700, Bruce Boyer wrote:
David,
 
The documentation remains in the release notes for 7.6, in its own section.
 
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David,

 

Certainly putting a Windows x86 exe on a pocket PC with ARM processor can never run. Please use the Windows CE for ARM VM instead. I am certain there is also documentation that describes what to do. E.g. you have to install that VM it does not come with the standard installation.

 

Georg

 

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Hello,

I have a .exe which I made using Inno Setup. It contains a visual.exe and an image file, which it normally installs by running the installer. When I copy the .exe to
an HP 4650 pocket PC - I get a message saying "Not a valid Pocket PC Application". I was wondering if anyone had a solution for running VisualWorks Smalltalk
applications under the Pocket PC (windows mobile) operating system?

thanks,

David

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Hi Bruce,
 
Ok, I got a bit further with launching this Smalltalk app on Windows CE on an IPAQ.
 
It launches, but comes back with:
 
I:\license\waldo\feb08.3\bin\src\mman\mminit.c 528
Insufficient memory to allocate heap
 
Do I need to set some memory settings or something? (the image was 47 megs)
 
thanks,
 
David

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Subject: Re: [vwnc] Not a valid pocket PC application

David,
 
The documentation remains in the release notes for 7.6, in its own section.
 
Bruce
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, August 29, 2008 10:45 AM
Subject: Re: [vwnc] Not a valid pocket PC application

David,

 

Certainly putting a Windows x86 exe on a pocket PC with ARM processor can never run. Please use the Windows CE for ARM VM instead. I am certain there is also documentation that describes what to do. E.g. you have to install that VM it does not come with the standard installation.

 

Georg

 

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Hello,

I have a .exe which I made using Inno Setup. It contains a visual.exe and an image file, which it normally installs by running the installer. When I copy the .exe to
an HP 4650 pocket PC - I get a message saying "Not a valid Pocket PC Application". I was wondering if anyone had a solution for running VisualWorks Smalltalk
applications under the Pocket PC (windows mobile) operating system?

thanks,

David

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Bruce Boyer

I'll have to punt to someone with more knowledge than myself.  Sorry.
 
Georg?
 
Bruce
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Hi Bruce,
 
Ok, I got a bit further with launching this Smalltalk app on Windows CE on an IPAQ.
 
It launches, but comes back with:
 
I:\license\waldo\feb08.3\bin\src\mman\mminit.c 528
Insufficient memory to allocate heap
 
Do I need to set some memory settings or something? (the image was 47 megs)
 
thanks,
 
David

-----Original Message-----
From: "Bruce Boyer" <[hidden email]>
Sent: Friday, August 29, 2008 2:18pm
To: "Georg Heeg" <[hidden email]>, [hidden email], [hidden email]
Subject: Re: [vwnc] Not a valid pocket PC application

David,
 
The documentation remains in the release notes for 7.6, in its own section.
 
Bruce
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, August 29, 2008 10:45 AM
Subject: Re: [vwnc] Not a valid pocket PC application

David,

 

Certainly putting a Windows x86 exe on a pocket PC with ARM processor can never run. Please use the Windows CE for ARM VM instead. I am certain there is also documentation that describes what to do. E.g. you have to install that VM it does not come with the standard installation.

 

Georg

 

Georg Heeg eK, Dortmund und Köthen, HR Dortmund A 12812

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Hello,

I have a .exe which I made using Inno Setup. It contains a visual.exe and an image file, which it normally installs by running the installer. When I copy the .exe to
an HP 4650 pocket PC - I get a message saying "Not a valid Pocket PC Application". I was wondering if anyone had a solution for running VisualWorks Smalltalk
applications under the Pocket PC (windows mobile) operating system?

thanks,

David

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http://sageteagroup.com

 

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Ralf Propach
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David AH Long wrote:

> Hi Bruce,
>
> Ok, I got a bit further with launching this Smalltalk app on Windows CE on an IPAQ.
> It launches, but comes back with:
>
> I:\license\waldo\feb08.3\bin\src\mman\mminit.c 528
> Insufficient memory to allocate heap
>
> Do I need to set some memory settings or something? (the image was 47 megs)
>
> thanks,
>
> David
>

Hi David,

yes, there is a setting you could try:
On the IPAQ, under settings > system > memory, you can use a slider to decide
how much memory should be used for programs and data. Make sure the free program memory
is bigger than your image plus some overhead (I guess about 55 Megs total should be enough).
If your IPAQ, like mine, has only 64 Megs, I would say you need to strip down the image a bit.

Ralf



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david.long
Hi Ralf,

thank you for the info. I let the customer know - and will see what I can do to make a smaller image.

regards,

David

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Hi David,

yes, there is a setting you could try:
On the IPAQ, under settings > system > memory, you can use a slider to decide
how much memory should be used for programs and data. Make sure the free program memory
is bigger than your image plus some overhead (I guess about 55 Megs total should be enough).
If your IPAQ, like mine, has only 64 Megs, I would say you need to strip down the image a bit.

Ralf
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