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It'd be better to resort exports.def. Example:

...

; winuser_wcecl.cpp
LoadIconW=LoadIconW_WCECL     @510
LoadBitmapW=LoadBitmapW_WCECL @511

; imm_wcecl.cpp
ImmThing  @1 
ImmUse    @42

; strsafe_wcecl.cpp
StringCchCopyW=StringCchCopyW_WCECL         @1689
StringCchPrintfExW=StringCchPrintfExW_WCECL @1701
StringCchPrintfW=StringCchPrintfW_WCECL     @1699
StringCbPrintfW=StringCbPrintfW_WCECL       @1700
StringCchCopyExW=StringCchCopyExW_WCECL     @1691
StringCchVPrintfW=StringCchVPrintfW_WCECL   @1697

...

In Win32 applications, the entrypoint present in PE headers and invoked on program start does not have any parameters. Functions like WinMain are not the real entrypoint of the program - instead, a function (usually provided by the compiler) like WinMainCRTStartup is used to get things like command line arguments, initialise the C/C++ runtime, and to call the "higher-level entrypoint".

Judging by function names, programs compiled for WinCE seem to have a CRT startup routines, but they expect the arguments from the operating system. Because no arguments are provided by the OS, the program, for example, has no access to the command line arguments.

Compare stack traces with debug symbols between a Win32 application, and a WinCE one:

Win32:

WinCE (not showing anything above that in that stacktrace, as it seems that at least for solitaire.exe, CRT startup function is the only entrypoint - the main program loop is there):

Using a dirty hack that violates many best practices to call the entrypoint from COREDLL!DllMain, implementing some functions, clicking through a few stub messages, and making some other minor tweaks, it is possible to run WinCE cmd.exe, albeit it doesn't really work that great.

ordinal 343 is not found in library COREDLL

corelib.dll throws this error

Currently it shows only this window and nothing about useful information

(related to #4)

idk how to download

Actual probelms:

• Function _getstdfilex_WCECL is not implemented yet.
• Function WaitForAPIReady is not implemented yet.
• Function GetStdioPath is not implemented yet.
• Fails with runtime assert
  

the mega.nz Link to download windows ce Solitare on this Wiki Page does not work it just says The Folder Link you are trying to access is no longer available

The provided AssertXXX macros seem to be written in a non-standard way - for some reason, they trigger when asserted expressions are true, instead of triggering on false. This is quite confusing, and caused me some debugging, that could be avoided if:

• The macros were renamed to differentiate their behaviour from normal assertions
• The macros were changed to behave in a more standard way

Actual problems:

• nCmdShow is wrong and causes ShowWindow to show window wrong or not show at all.
• Exception after closing main window. (usually wrong coredll declarations)

Fixed:

• Wrong Score and Time number - fixed in 480d60b
• GUI is broken a little bit - fixed in 14ec213
• Random is broken and generates wrong cards - fixed in #11 2533081
• CreateWindowEx generating exception in user32.dll - fixed in 027d266 171fa5b
• RegisterClass fails - fixed in e3ae04e
• LoadBitmap fails - fixed in e3ae04e
• LoadString fails - fixed in e3ae04e
• Fails after the first call to LoadCursorW. dab4500 - workaround. Fixed in e3ae04e
• Fails after the first call to InvalidateRect. Fixed in 3f4695a

Solitare CE in Wiki

Actual problems

• Oridnal 19 not found

__stdcall is wrong calling convetion for Windows CE API. All functions should be __cdecl.

solitare.exe (+pegcards.dll) is the only one supported Windows CE application which fails with exception.

This may be the reason of #1

Currently we have stubs here

Expression
CreateProcessW( VSJitDebugger, CmdLine8uf, O, O, O, oxoooooæo, O, O,
&Startuplnfo, &lnfo) O
is TRUE.
Error 2 - The system cannot find the file specified.
Note: this dialog shows every time when expression is true, however
there may be correct cases when it's really expected to be true.

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Download WinCE 6 Software from here: https://archive.org/details/winCE6soft
2. Extract the zip.
3. Download the release zip from github.
4. Extract the release zip.
5. Go to any folder that has programs in the winCE6soft folder.
6. Put the file that you picked into CoredllTest.exe
7. See error

I thought it was gonna work

OS: [Windows 10]
Browser [Chrome]
Version [19045.4170]

Most of CE apps are ARM.

Feature Description (optional)
Program which loads all module imports and checks if there are such in WCECL.
Also it would be great if this program could make a list of required functions in wcecl .def style

GetExitCodeProcess=GetExitCodeProcess_WCECL @519
CreateDirectoryW=CreateDirectoryW_WCECL @160
GetDiskFreeSpaceExW=GetDiskFreeSpaceExW_WCECL @184
FileTimeToSystemTime=FileTimeToSystemTime_WCECL @20
SystemTimeToFileTime=SystemTimeToFileTime_WCECL @21