Luca Olivetti wrote: > En/na vicente garcia ha escrit: > >>> Finally after 4 hours of fiddeling I want the old days with my old > >>> TurboPascal back. ;-) [^^^That was me]
That was Luca: > > Are you crazy? I must develop some applications with pascal + mysql + > > gtk 2 then I felt in the Hell. I hate pascal but I learn so many gtk > > tricks :) Ok. When I said the old days with TP, I meant the work flow. It was easy to install, one key press to compile and one to generate a .exe file. When I started with Maemo, this was the first time I fiddled with the GNU autotools. Ok, I did that some time ago with some kde apps I wrote (back in the KDE 1.xx days) but didn't use it later. I create my Zaurus packages out of a single makefile. I did this also with my fractal package (its SDL based) at garage, but unfortunately the source code is lost. I wanted that as a example how to create .deb packages for Maemo without the autotools. But not using autotools will cause problems in uploading to the extras repository. BTW: I really like C, I am not really a fan of Pascal. My idea is to bring fabrice bellards Tiny C Compiler http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/tcc/ to the N8xx series. There exists a EABI backend for that. But therefor, I need some holidays. The TCC is really fast but generates bad optimized code. But _on_ the device compiling speed beats execution speed. The GCC is too fat to run nicely on a N8xx. The N810 would be nice for that, because of its integrated Keyboard. The TCC can directly compile to memory, so with a lightweight Editor this would be a nice little programming environment. greetings, -Klaus _______________________________________________ maemo-developers mailing list maemo-developers@maemo.org https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-developers
