On Sunday, February 9, 2003, at 09:24 PM, Scott Gruby wrote:
Time to start getting prc-tools and associated tools running on my OS X
box and converting my CodeWarrior projects over to makefiles. Command
line tools, to me, are far superior than running Virtual PC.
I've looked at a few sites and
Sean Charles wrote:
Yes, I use GDB with PRCTools on 10.1.4 and it works extremely well.
Coupled with the legendary EMACS and life just couldn't be easier. Apart
from winning the lottery.
I really need something that works cross platform. How are the Windows
counterparts? Is there any kind of
Yes, I use GDB with PRCTools on 10.1.4 and it works extremely well.
Coupled with the legendary EMACS and life just couldn't be easier.
Apart from winning the lottery.
I really need something that works cross platform. How are the Windows
counterparts? Is there any kind of step-by-step
I have a large number of active projects to start moving over; I think
I'll start with the small ones and see how it goes. I also need to
figure out how to better use Project Builder.
I have used ProjectBuilder for Palm work, but only for a while as I just
cannot stand the editor! It's very
On Monday, February 10, 2003, at 08:15 AM, Steven Fisher wrote:
Sean Charles wrote:
Yes, I use GDB with PRCTools on 10.1.4 and it works extremely well.
Coupled with the legendary EMACS and life just couldn't be easier.
Apart from winning the lottery.
I really need something that works cross
Aaron Ardiri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:112823@palm-dev-forum...
i dont know why the CWR9 on mac not happening is news to most of you.
i was pretty sure i was told (maybe it was personal email) that CWR9 was
going to be a windows only release (no questions asked).
It's news simply
On Sunday, February 9, 2003, at 03:18 PM, Mark F Rodriguez wrote:
Just received this from MW Ron at Metrowerks, so I guess it's
official.
Too bad...
I wanted to let you know that a decision was made last week that we
will not
release a new version of CodeWarrior for the Palm OS platform
On 2/10/03 9:16 AM, Bernie Estavillo wrote:
While fixing up my .rcp files, I wrote plugins for BBEdit and Project
Builder to handle syntax coloring of .rcp files.
Useful... thanks Bernie!
Craig
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It's news simply because Metrowerks told us that nothing was set in
concrete when V9 was released for Windows only (though we all had a feeling
in our guts right?) and that we should write to them and state our case very
nicely. They gave us some hope that we could change things...
These
From: Ben Combee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
effort it would be to port it over. I went to our management
with these
estimates, and we looked at the effort required versus our
sales trends,
marketing data, and engineering costs. We looked at other
ideas, like
reducing features or
On 2/10/03 10:24 AM, Fergal Moran wrote:
This would appease both the Max OS X users and linux users -
just a thought!
Not a bad idea, with theoretically less work on MW's part. Of course, it
wouldn't benefit Mac OS X users in the near term, since (AFAIK) the porting
of WINE to X is in very
While fixing up my .rcp files, I wrote plugins for BBEdit and
Project Builder to handle syntax coloring of .rcp files. They are
available from http://homepage.mac.com/estavillo/
Bernie:
Thanks for the pointer. Seems we Mac/Palm developers are doing to
have to start taking care of ourselves
On 2/10/03 10:24 AM, Steve Mann wrote:
Does anyone besides myself think it would be useful to have a
Mac-only Palm dev list or perhaps some dedicated web site devoted to
the topic?
Sure, that would be very helpful.
Craig
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Does anyone besides myself think it would be useful to have a
Mac-only Palm dev list or perhaps some dedicated web site devoted to
the topic?
Yes.
Philippe.
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In article 112906@palm-dev-forum, Steve Mann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
While fixing up my .rcp files, I wrote plugins for BBEdit and
Project Builder to handle syntax coloring of .rcp files. They are
available from http://homepage.mac.com/estavillo/
Bernie:
Thanks for the pointer. Seems
I've added Bernie's language modules to osx-palm-tools. Now if someone
could craft a package with PackageMaker to install them automatically
into Project Builder, that would be nice.
Also, the forums on the osx-palm-tools project page would be a good
place to discuss Mac OS tools. With the
Does anyone besides myself think it would be useful to have
a Mac-only Palm dev list or perhaps some dedicated web site
devoted to the topic?
If Palm doesn't step up to the plate, I've just setup a list...
feel free to join.
um.. is there really a need for something like this? some of
i am sure John and the others on that list will mind if there are
^^^
discussions about converting from codewarrior - prc-tools on that
list.
Surely you meant will _not_ mind, didn't you? :-)
Regards,
Steve Mann
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In article 112922@palm-dev-forum,
Aaron Ardiri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone besides myself think it would be useful to have
a Mac-only Palm dev list or perhaps some dedicated web site
devoted to the topic?
If Palm doesn't step up to the plate, I've just setup a list...
On Mon, Feb 10, 2003 at 07:32:45PM +0100, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
Does anyone besides myself think it would be useful to have
a Mac-only Palm dev list or perhaps some dedicated web site
devoted to the topic?
If Palm doesn't step up to the plate, I've just setup a list...
feel free to
I would love to find a mailing list for users of prc-tools.
news.falch.net has pilot.programmer.gcc which is for user-level discussion
of prc-tools. I don't think there is a news-to-mail gateway for that.
tools-forum is the appropriate list at news.palmos.com for discussions
about tool
On Mon, Feb 10, 2003 at 07:32:45PM +0100, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
why not just subscribe to the prc-tools mailing list? there has been
a bit of macos x discussion there lately *specific* to prc-tools.
i am sure John and the others on that list will mind if there are
discussions about converting
At 9:26 AM +0100 2/10/03, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
i dont know why the CWR9 on mac not happening is news to most of you.
Gee Aaron, maybe it had something to do with the statements MW made
at the last Palmsource.
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i am sure John and the others on that list will mind if there are
^^^
discussions about converting from codewarrior - prc-tools on that
list.
Surely you meant will _not_ mind, didn't you? :-)
yes.. '_not_' mind :) typo
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Aaron Ardiri [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CEO -
Um. There are three lists there. prc-tools-announce, prc-tools-cvs,
and prc-tools-devel. None of them appear to be for purposes of
user-level discussion.
I would love to find a mailing list for users of prc-tools.
and, i think it takes a good few seconds for John to create a new one :)
i dont know why the CWR9 on mac not happening is news to most of you.
Gee Aaron, maybe it had something to do with the statements MW made
at the last Palmsource.
last palmsource? that was over a year ago - it brings up an interesting
question tho, when is the next palmsource event? :) some
At 9:24 AM -0800 2/10/03, Steve Mann wrote:
Does anyone besides myself think it would be useful to have a
Mac-only Palm dev list or perhaps some dedicated web site devoted to
the topic?
I think a separate mailing list would just marginalize us even more.
Better to keep the discussions in
On Mon, Feb 10, 2003 at 08:29:18PM +0100, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
[David H. Silber wrote:]
I would love to find a mailing list for users of prc-tools.
Dude, this *is* a mailing list for prc-tools users :-). In practice, at
least. In theory, you'd add tools-forum into the mix for the tools-usage
On Mon, Feb 10, 2003 at 09:15:30PM +0100, John Marshall wrote:
On Mon, Feb 10, 2003 at 08:29:18PM +0100, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
[David H. Silber wrote:]
I would love to find a mailing list for users of prc-tools.
Dude, this *is* a mailing list for prc-tools users :-). In practice, at
least.
On Mon, Feb 10, 2003 at 03:34:37PM -0500, David H. Silber wrote:
On Mon, Feb 10, 2003 at 09:15:30PM +0100, John Marshall wrote:
Dude, this *is* a mailing list for prc-tools users :-). In practice, at
least. In theory, you'd add tools-forum into the mix for the tools-usage
discussions as
Dude, this *is* a mailing list for prc-tools users :-). In practice, at
least. In theory, you'd add tools-forum into the mix for the
tools-usage
discussions as opposed to the Palm OS programming discussions.
As found in: http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/prc-tools-devel
this
At 10:10 AM -0800 2/10/03, Scott Gruby wrote:
Does anyone besides myself think it would be useful to have a
Mac-only Palm dev list or perhaps some dedicated web site devoted to
the topic?
If Palm doesn't step up to the plate, I've just setup a list...feel free
to join.
You may recall
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Thanks for the
Just received this from MW Ron at Metrowerks, so I guess it's
official.
Too bad...
I wanted to let you know that a decision was made last week that we
will not
release a new version of CodeWarrior for the Palm OS platform being
hosted
on the Macintosh operating systems. This was a hard
Time to start getting prc-tools and associated tools running on my OS X
box and converting my CodeWarrior projects over to makefiles. Command
line tools, to me, are far superior than running Virtual PC.
I've looked at a few sites and haven't found the answer; is it possible
to use gdb to debug
Yup, got one too...
Bugger and damnation... :-(
G.
Mark F Rodriguez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:112779@palm-dev-forum...
Just received this from MW Ron at Metrowerks, so I guess it's
official.
Too bad...
I wanted to let you know that a decision was made last week that we
On 2/9/03 2:24 PM, Scott Gruby wrote:
Time to start getting prc-tools and associated tools running on my OS X
box and converting my CodeWarrior projects over to makefiles. Command
line tools, to me, are far superior than running Virtual PC.
I received notification as well. I, too, will be
Just received this from MW Ron at Metrowerks, so I guess it's
official.
Too bad...
This will hopefully help CW alternatives, including of course prc-tools.
Philippe.
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In article 112784@palm-dev-forum,
C. B. Schofield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 2/9/03 2:24 PM, Scott Gruby wrote:
Time to start getting prc-tools and associated tools running on my OS X
box and converting my CodeWarrior projects over to makefiles. Command
line tools, to me, are far
How does the Mac conduit situation look? Anybody tried building
conduits under the Apple tools?
Given the way Metrowerks treated me, I'd sure like to become a
Metrowerks-free shop if it's reasonably possible to do so.
Hal
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In article 112788@palm-dev-forum,
Hal Mueller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How does the Mac conduit situation look? Anybody tried building
conduits under the Apple tools?
As far as I know, conduits must be CFM binaries. I believe Apple's tools
only produce Mach-O binaries. So, for now, it
On Sun, Feb 09, 2003 at 01:24:48PM -0800, Scott Gruby wrote:
Time to start getting prc-tools and associated tools running on my OS X
box and converting my CodeWarrior projects over to makefiles. Command
line tools, to me, are far superior than running Virtual PC.
Does anyone here know how to
I think there's going to be an announcment on this in the next 24 hours.
Alan
Mark F Rodriguez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:111897@palm-dev-forum...
Didn't see any official statement and was curious about the decision
made. I've been developing for the Palm on the Mac for several
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