Michael R. Cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It seems that if one thinks ahead, the coding between the
two can be *almost* the same...
AFAIK in the wxWidgets toolkit wxWinCE port works fine on PocketPC and
probably fine on MS Smartphones (have to polish a few things),
http://abx.art.pl/wx/wince/ and
However, CASLpro can.
I would question whether having to write C code means CASL supports the
whole API :-)
It's not unique in that regard either. AFAIK both SF and NSBasic allow
extensions to be written like that.
However, using ifdefs to segment out the Palm specific code you
can also
Anyway, I will look at all tools mentioned, but will likely push customers
towards PalmOS.
The PalmOS is definitely easier for end-users. For developers I'm not so
sure :-)
It seems that if one thinks ahead, the coding between the
two can be *almost* the same... simply letting the compiler
I' wouldn't say 'very easy to learn'
Well, I can only go by me experience :-) For one of my conference
sessions on PalmOS programming I tried to write the same simple data
entry app in several PalmOS dev tools.
PocketStudio (a Pascal API level tool) was actually the easiest :-)
Things like
Michael R. Cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Hi All...
Just new to the PDA programming and looking to add PDA integration to some
of our products, so I have a few questions that I was hoping to get real
developer feedback from:
1. I seem to like the PalmOS
Thanks David!
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Michael R. Cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Hi All...
Just new to the PDA programming and looking to add PDA integration to
Hi All...
Just new to the PDA programming and looking to add PDA integration to some
of our products, so I have a few questions that I was hoping to get real
developer feedback from:
1. I seem to like the PalmOS tools much better than the WinCE.Net stuff
Any comments comparing both the
CodeWarrior.
They integrate nicely together.
Hope this helps
Regards
Conrad
From: Michael R. Cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: Palm Developer
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1. I seem to like the PalmOS tools much better than the WinCE.Net stuff
IMO, using the CF is a **lot** easier than any PalmOS tools. I really
dislike PODS. I use PocketStudio for PalmOS work as it is far simpler to
use, I still get API level control, and it has some nice wizards to
2. I have looked as CASLSoft for developing... Any comments or alternates?
There are loads of alternatives. The PalmSource website listed most of
them the last time I looked. There are not so many tools like that for
the PocketPC world, but if you're prepared to go the .NET route as you
Hi All...
Just new to the PDA programming and looking to add PDA integration to some
of our products, so I have a few questions that I was hoping to get real
developer feedback from:
1. I seem to like the PalmOS tools much better than the WinCE.Net stuff
Any comments comparing both the
From: Jim Cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The PalmOS is very easy to learn, and I personally don;t think it saves
much time using something like CASL or NSBasic. YMMV.
I' wouldn't say 'very easy to learn', but I once trained someone
who'd spent six months working in NSBasic and then needed
to move
First of all, thanks to all who replied...
I have spent 15 or so years programming in a 4th GL language called Dataflex
(and then Visual Dataflex), so although it is similar in thought and
infrastructure, the language itself is quite a diffence from VB...
So like I said... be ready for plenty of
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