CeGCC 0.50

CeGCC is a cross-development environment for Windows CE (WinCE) devices, allowing developers to build applications on a desktop machine and then run them on WinCE devices.

CeGCC was created by Danny Backx in 2001. He developed it as an open-source project to provide a toolset for WinCE development.

CeGCC provides a GNU-based toolchain for WinCE development, including compilers, linkers, libraries, and other necessary utilities. It supports various processors, such as ARM and MIPS. CeGCC allows developers to write and compile C/C++ code for WinCE.

No, CeGCC is no longer actively maintained. The last release was in 2014. However, the project's source code is available for the community to use and modify.

CeGCC primarily focuses on supporting earlier versions of Windows CE, such as version 2.0 up to version 4.x. However, its compatibility may vary depending on the individual project requirements.

CeGCC runs on various desktop operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and MacOS. It provides the necessary toolchain to develop WinCE applications irrespective of the host OS.

No, CeGCC is not suitable for developing applications targeting modern Windows Mobile or Windows Phone devices. It primarily focuses on earlier versions of Windows CE.

Yes, CeGCC is released under the GNU General Public License (GPL). This means it can be freely used, modified, and distributed in accordance with the terms of the GPL.

Yes, there are other alternatives available for WinCE development, such as Microsoft's official development tools and other third-party toolchains. Developers can choose based on their specific requirements and comfort with different toolsets.

Yes, CeGCC supports cross-compiling from Linux to Windows CE. It allows developers to write and compile code on a Linux machine, generating binaries that can be executed on WinCE devices.