Gary Desrosiers wrote:
> Then the answer is you can't run it on Linux or Mac for that matter.
> Intel x86 Windows only. Use POSE instead.

I recently grabbed some time on a co-worker's compy to do some checks of my 
recent software (gads, PilRC can be annoying with those BITMAPFAMILYEX's - I 
couldn't use my 1bpp .pbitm files!) but this isn't a long-term solution.

I wrote:
> Are there any plans to get it running under Linux?  It seems there shouldn't 
> be much stopping it.

I made the above comment hoping a PalmOS techie would be on this list - I 
remember comments to the effect that the PalmOS Simulator is technically a 
simpler solution than a full emulator due to the way it handles ARM-lets.  

The simulator may even be easily run under Linux using the Wine libraries and 
some minor code changes (read: less-crufty code).  ...And possibly better 
names for .DLL files - system.dll being an unwise choice.

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