Hello friends, I want to run an application written in golang in my windows 10 mobile phone. As a test I have cross compiled hello world for arm and windows OS, but the hello.exe doesnt get executed.
Test phone is Lumia 950 with windows 10 mobile version 1703, os build 10.0.15063.297. For our small project I want to test if golang written software would also work under windows 10 mobile. I would appriciate any help, recommendation, suggestions.
$ cat hello.go
package main
import "fmt"
func main() {
fmt.Println("hello, world")
}
GOOS=windows GOARCH=arm GOARM=7 ./go/bin/go build hello.go
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Has anyone tried the Windows Mobile 6 SDK
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...3A-A651-4745-88EF-3D48091A390B&displaylang=en
Have yet to download it myself, but I believed with this and the KITL mode we could compile a new crossbow rom? Maybe we could then use this core in the XDA-Live version?
Maybe anyone who knows about this stuff can give his reaction, I'm just thinking out loud.
man, d/l speed is slow.
I think you will find that the SDK is only for developing applications that run within the OS, not for creating images of the OS. This was the case for the mobile 5 sdk it allows developers to use the new cf.net framework. The 6 SDK includes the new namespaces including the updated system namespace and the new xbox namespace, as well as the new emulators.
Here we go!
http://www.4shared.com/file/241929851/fc8a5591/WM70C1.html
Some good guys should dump it. ECEC at 50(dec)
Windows Phone 7 Emulator dump
here you are
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=5890971
who is willing to port to other device?
You can download dumped packages here:
http://www.multiupload.com/WYKJJNBZOV
however this ROM for X86 CPU, so it's complete useless for ARM devices.
Also ROMIMAGE format without relocations, so it can't be relocked to other addresses.
(note - in my dump there wrong machine type in dll/exe files. It must be X86 instead of ARM)
Core is Windows CE 7.0 with multi-CPU support.
Cotulla said:
You can download dumped packages here:
http://www.multiupload.com/WYKJJNBZOV
however this ROM for X86 CPU, so it's complete useless for ARM devices.
Also ROMIMAGE format without relocations, so it can't be relocked to other addresses.
(note - in my dump there wrong machine type in dll/exe files. It must be X86 instead of ARM)
Core is Windows CE 7.0 with multi-CPU support.
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Well considering it was dumped from an emulator that runs on windows it makes sense that it's only x86 compatible lol.
Hello I am planning to buy an Asus device with Windows 8.1 RT, the problem is that I want to run an application which use Java. It seems that Java does not run in Windows 8 RT, is there some way around?
thanks
IKVM (it's a .NET-based Java runtime) works on RT if you "jailbreak" the OS, but there's no publicly available jailbreak for 8.1 yet. On 8.0 it might work, though. You could try running your program through IKVM on "normal" Windows to test its compatibility (which isn't perfect, though most pure-Java apps will run).
How limited is Windows RT to install any kind of 32bits based software?
Thanks
GonzaloP said:
How limited is Windows RT to install any kind of 32bits based software?
Thanks
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You're more or less safe to assume that any desktop program you find will /NOT/ install on Windows RT.
I just spent ages writing an incredibly lengthy post explaining why certain programs will or will not run on RT and other options only to get a gateway error when posting and losing all that I typed.
Nethams post sums it up nicely. If it won't run under IKVM or isn't in the list of desktop applications for RT on this forum, nope, not gonna run.
Does anyone know if there is a JRE to run java apps on Windows 10 Mobile?
I know that there used to be java on windows mobile os but is there java for Windows 10 or anyway to get java running on my Lumia 920?
no
Hi guys!
I compiled Notepad++ v7.8.9 for ARM32 Windows devices.
Tested on Windows 10 ARM32, but should work on Windows RT hopefully...
Screenshots:
Thanks, it runs nicely in W81RT.
Maybe you could port NppShell_06.dll file too (the integration to File Explorer). I could then make the REG file to register it.
Also 1st two arm32 ports (v6-6-8, v6-5-3) had Compare plugin ported:
https://github.com/jsleroy/compare-plugin
Maybe it could be done again.
Here is your reward (Discord group about Windows on arm):
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gg
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alexenferman said:
Hi guys!
I compiled Notepad++ v7.8.9 for ARM32 Windows devices.
Tested on Windows 10 ARM32, but should work on Windows RT hopefully...
Screenshots:
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Hello!, where can i download to test? regards.