Hey Chris and Scott,
Thanks for the added insight on the vmm (believe Jeff was aware of that and it will
help in the future, but still is not enough for the current REBOL implementation). As
for Psion, we made some progress, but ran into some GUI and library issues that will
require some significant effort to overcome. Similar to Palm, we have decided to
commit those resources to REBOL/View, demos and projects for now and will have to jump
back into Psion as these projects are completed or we add new resources.
We apologize for the delay and hope the benefits of REBOL/View will more than offset
the demand for the Palm and Psion.
As for the CE PPC port, are there any machines running this. After a quick
investigation, we did not find a development environment for this combo...
Regards,
Dan
At 03:43 PM 1/15/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi Dan,
>
>I asked a friend of mine, Scott Ludwig who did PocketChess for the Palm and
>other palmtop platform and he said that you "should look at the "vmm"
>package, it solves exactly what he needs. It's on palmgear.com."
>
>So when will the Psion / WindowsCE PPC port will be available, I'm awaiting
>these to make an article on Rebol for Palmtops OS *smile*
>
>Best,
>Chris and Scott
>
>> -----Message d'origine-----
>> De : [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>> Envoyé : 13 janvier, 2000 13:20
>> À : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Objet : [REBOL] Palm port? Re:
>>
>>
>> Palm update:
>>
>> We ran into a bit of a problem with this port. Basically, Palm
>> only provides 36K of dynamic memory and therefore would require
>> some significant work (i.e., re-work) on our part to complete the
>> port. Despite the demand for Palm, which is significant, other
>> projects and products of equal difficulty but even greater demand
>> have replaced the Palm port on our priority list.
>>
>> So the status is postponed for now. Feel free to directly send
>> me any comments or questions.
>>
>> Regards, dan
>>
>> At 07:21 AM 1/13/00 -0500, you wrote:
>> >Any update on when the Palm version of REBOL might be released?
>> >
>> >- martin
>>
