Discover how to manipulate individual elements in the Windows CE Registry.
Manipulating Registry Elements in WinCE
Published 12/16/2003
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Accessing And Enumerating Registry Keys
Published 11/20/2003
Discover two ways to retrieve information stored in registry keys from your WinCE applications.
Using the Windows CE Registry
Published 10/29/2003
The Windows CE Registry is a leaner version of its desktop cousin, so you may want to re-evaluate how you use it.
Memory Reconnaissance Tools
Published 10/15/2003
Most of the time just being well informed about 'best practices' in memory allocation will keep you and your WinCE applications out of trouble.
Optimizing Data Segment Usage
Published 09/25/2003
You can also reap some fairly impressive gains in memory efficiency in your CE applications.
Using the Heap with WinCE
Published 09/15/2003
Use private heaps for frequent, small allocations.
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