PocketQuake not a valid CE application

[RMBerg]

Hello,<br><br>I 'installed' PocketQuake on my Casio EM-500, but when I start Quake I get a message saying:<br>'PocketQuake' is not a valid Windows CE application<br><br>Can anyone tell me what this means and how to solve it?<br><br>Thanks,<br><br>A-Rock

[Village_Ideot]

rofl, i thought you were quake-bashing...sorry can't help you thoughLast modification: village ideot - 12/19/01 at 18:14:38

[Dan East]

What ideot is saying is that you must have downloaded the SH3 or ARM version. You need the MIPS version. It may sound like ideot was talking nonsense, but that is what he really meant.<br><br>Dan East

[TBone]

And actually, in the future, this error will also occur with some applications that use gx.dll if you don't have it installed correctly. Quake isn't statically linked, so it doesn't have this problem, but other games do. Just so you don't go looking for ARM instead of MIPS when it pops up in the future.

[Dan East]

That's good to mention, Thomas. That's exactly why I went to the trouble to dynamically load gx.dll, to differentiate between those types of errors.<br><br>dan East

[RMBerg]

Yes, I had this message before with other applications. So how do I install GAPI in the right way?<br><br>A-Rock

[TBone]

Just throw gx.dll in your /Windows folder. Then perform midnight sacrifices to Baron Samedi, Loa of roads and the dead, while bathing your warts in stump water under a full moon.

[Moose or Chuck]

You forgot the part about the Lolly-Pop's and Lickity-Doo's. Tell him about the Lolly-pops and Lickity-doos ... PLEASE! Pretty PLEASE!

[TBone]

That's just strange.

[RMBerg]

HOHOHO!!!<br>How funny<br><br>OK, forget I even asked.<br>I already deleted PocketQuake.<br><br>Maybe I was right that PocketQuake isn't a valid CE application after all.