Is there any specifc tchart package for Silverlight (vs 2010). ? if so plz provide the necessary details ?
Yes, it is called TeeChart.Silverlight.dll and is included with the TeeChart for .NET 2012 version. A fully functional evaluation version can be downloaded here.
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So, now that Visual Studio 2013 supports the Compact Edition AppBuilder.. Does anyone know where to find the right EMDK or how to create a new solution for a Motorols/Symbol MC9090 ?
The Motorola/Symbol EMDK for .NET only is only supported up to VS 2005/2008 since Windows Mobile SDKs only have support up to VS 2008.
This is the most recent EMDK release, check the release notes for installation requirements: EMDK for .NET
Update: Fixed link to new support site.
We still use Visual Studio 2008 for our EMDK development, however, I believe Microsoft has added .NET 3.9 support for Visual Studio 2015.
While the EMDK doesn't support Visual Studio 2015, the references would still work you just wouldn't have the toolbox objects. Not sure how big an issue that would be for you but we've never used them!
So if you started a new project, you should be able to select the EMDK dlls required for your project if you have the EMDK installed on your machine. You will need to select the correct processor architecture for your device (I'm guessing armv4i as most Motorola kit seems to be this)
You also may need to work with .NET 3.9 exclusively which might give you a headache getting that onto the MC9090. You'll not only need to install but you'll need to make it stick for a cold boot. This will either need a platform build or some very creative splicing of the .NET 3.9 CAB file and some SymScript! :)
I have built custom components for SSIS 2008 using VS2008. Can I build a custom component for SSIS 2008 using VS2010?
Thanks
Yes.
Yes, you can build SSIS 2008 custom components using Visual Studio 2010 but you need to target .NET Framework 3.5 because SSIS 2008 does not support .NET Framework 4.0
Reference:
You can take a look at this answer on MSDN forum that discusses a similar question.
SSIS Custom Components and .NET 4.0
Is there a way in Visual Studio 2012 Express to target .Net 3.5? By default .Net 4.0 is targeted, but i couldn't change it. Is there a way to change this setting?
Thanks!
I see the template export option under the File menu in Visual Studio 2012 Express. I have used it to create project templates for targeting .net 3.5 and .net 4.0.
Target framework is related to the project template not to the IDE and Since VS2012 doesn't have Export Template Wizard,I think you have to get a template project that targets .Net Framework 3.5 and create your projects with it.
Hope it helps
Is there a Visual Studio express version (free) with MFC included ?
There are no Express editions that come with MFC. You need at least Standard or above.
Don't think so. Sorry. I had to get the premium version when I needed MFC. Let's hope they Microsoft includes MFC in the free version of the next release.
I know Visual Studio 2010 has a new Code Analysis tool built in, but that is only for the premium and ultimate editions. From what I can see the latest FxCop supports .NET 3.5 SP1. Searching I wasn't able to find any references to an FxCop for .NET 4.0. Is there plans to continue to offer FxCop and for it to support .NET 4.0? Where would I find more information about it and download it?
The latest version of FXCop (v10) is bundled with the install of the latest Windows SDK for Windows 7 and .Net 4, released on 5/19/2010. From Microsoft - Full ISOs
Once the SDK is installed you can find the FXCop installer EXE under %programfiles%\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.1\Bin\FXCop (This assumes you kept the default install directory when installing the SDK).
Enjoy.
FxCop is now enhanced to work with .NET 4.0. You can find it here:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/codeanalysis/archive/2010/07/26/fxcop-10-0-is-available.aspx
New version is marked with 10.0 just like Visual Studio.
I googled for FXcop 4.0 and found the following a helpful links:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/vstscode/thread/74b2815a-626d-4aef-a08a-14c2fa72b506
Looks like its not yet out but FXCop support for .NET 4.0 is planned.
An alternative to FxCop rules would be to use the tool NDepend. This tool that lets write Code Rules over C# LINQ Queries what we call CQLinq, supports .NET v4 and v4.5, and is integrated in VS 2012, 2010, 2008. Disclaimer: I am one of the developers of the tool
More than 200 code rules are proposed by default. Customizing existing rules or creating your own rules is straightforward thanks to the C# LINQ syntax.
Rules can be verified live in Visual Studio and at Build Process time, in a generated HTML+javascript report.