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8/28/2008
The following table shows the functions that are no longer supported as of Windows Embedded CE 6.0, and any available porting information.
| Function | Porting information |
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No longer supported. |
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No longer supported. This must be removed. |
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No longer supported. If this was used to access a parameter, you can remove the mapping call. If this was used to access a pointer that was passed inside a structure or through some other means, you must explicitly switch to calling buffer marshaling and unmarshalling functions CeOpenCallerBuffer and CeCloseCallerBuffer. |
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No longer supported. If this was used to access a parameter, you can remove the mapping call. If this was used to access a pointer that was passed inside a structure or through some other means, you must explicitly switch to calling buffer marshaling and unmarshaling functions CeOpenCallerBuffer and CeCloseCallerBuffer. |
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No longer supported. This must be removed. |
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No longer supported. This must be removed. |
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No longer supported. This must be removed. |
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