Simple answer: no, not directly.
You can go through maneuvers, like compiling the majority of your CVI code into dlls and then calling those from (say) Labview that does compile down to the CE op sys.
I was brought on to a new program specificly to re-write existing code using CVI onto PDAs. Little did I (or the management here) know that it couldn't be done. Now I'm sitting here somewhat useless and trying to find things to re-write in CVI.
Eventually, I will look into more specifics of how to accomplish the original goal.
If anyone has better insight, let both of us know. 🙂
There is a tutorial titled "Using Labwindows/CVI DLLs in labVIEW real-time applications" you can search for here. Also one titled "Creating a CVI DLL that contains a UIR file and using the DLL in Visual C++". Visual C++ will compile down to the CE op sys.
Hope this helps.
==>Scott
