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Chapter 23: Programming the .NET Compact Framework
Overview"Toto, I have a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore." That sums up the feeling of many embedded programmers as they are introduced to the .NET Compact Framework. The days of the embedded programmer ne electrical engineer huddled over an assembly listing counting bytes of code have only recently been left behind. Over the past few years, the embedded industry has moved to devices that are powered by 32-bit operating systems such as Windows CE. But even that is changing.The .NET Compact Framework runs code in a protected environment, isolated from the actual hardware. The applications aren't even compiled in machine language. Instead, they're compiled to an intermediate language that's compiled into machine language as it's first executed, a process called just-in-time (JIT) compilation. This chapter takes you in a completely different direction from the previous chapters. Instead of describing how to work with Windows CE, this chapter discusses a separate topic, a run-time environment that can (but doesn't have to) run on top of Windows CE, the .NET Compact Framework.
