Reply to questions from csdn users about which system is more suitable for Industrial Control of wince, WP8, Linux, and Android systems (I returned the red font)

RT many people ask me, so I put this function that does not involve privacy on my blog. I hope anyone with doubts can see gooogleman:
Hello! After reading your blog, you should be called a senior.
I have been using VB6 for industrial control development for the past few years. Program (The program is running on win2000 or XP). In the past two years, C # has been switched, but it still keeps the habit of using VB6 to control program development. Currently, it involves an embedded development transformation. I 'd like to ask you a few questions:
1. In the industrial control field, similar to the embedded touch-type console, is it suitable for wince development, Android development, or Linux development? Which one is more stable? Which is longer-term? For industrial interfaces, the network requirements are not high. For HMI and Other interfaces, most Linux systems, such as the network and server, are required, android is a system with a high degree of integration. The stability of applications developed using Java cannot meet industrial control requirements, and it is almost useless in Industrial Control with strict requirements. handheld devices use android.
2. wince6.0 should be a common version. I personally think it is also the last popular version of Ce. Will it be gradually replaced by WP8? Or which products will be gradually replaced? Wince and WP8 are different systems. Although they are both Microsoft Systems, WinCE is a hard real-time system and most of the underlying source code can be customized. WP8 is similar to the mobile system of the past, for the operating system of mobile phones, the stability is not as good as that of wince. Therefore, it is definitely not suitable for you to perform industrial control. WP8 does not grant permissions to small and medium-sized enterprises. You can only create some mobile phone applications for mobile phones. Again, the application scenarios of wince and WP8 are different!
3. If I want to study embedded industrial control (involving serial communication and network communication), I should re-learn which programming (WP8, WinCE, Linux, and Android )? I will not repeat the suggestions of 1 and 2. The description may be confusing because I don't know much about it. Thank you very much !! Good luck!