Aaron Ardiri wrote:
For now, I don't believe we'll see Simulators on the Mac in the
foreseable future, mainly because resources to port the sim seem
to be limited at PalmSource. It's safer to keep a cheap PC (and
certainly faster than running VPC, unless you have an ass-kicking
2x2.5Ghz G5 with
have you considered WINE?
http://www.winehq.com/
Err, umm, doesn't WINE only run on x86 machines (which the Mac
is not)? Or has that changed?
http://www.winehq.com/site/docs/wine-faq/index#IS-WINE-AN-EMULATOR
you are right - wine executes x86 in place; but, technically that
could be
On 1/31/05 12:05 PM, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
you are right - wine executes x86 in place; but, technically that
could be changed; with the right developer initiative to integrate
something like bochs or plex86.
I think DarWINE is working toward this goal, but they are still in the alpha
stages of
For now, I don't believe we'll see Simulators on the Mac in the
foreseable future, mainly because resources to port the sim seem
to be limited at PalmSource. It's safer to keep a cheap PC (and
certainly faster than running VPC, unless you have an ass-kicking
2x2.5Ghz G5 with lots of RAM).
Also, I
For now, I don't believe we'll see Simulators on the Mac in the
foreseable future, mainly because resources to port the sim seem
to be limited at PalmSource. It's safer to keep a cheap PC (and
certainly faster than running VPC, unless you have an ass-kicking
2x2.5Ghz G5 with lots of RAM).
For development, you can use CodeWarrior for Palm OS v8.0. Even though
Metrowerks doesn't update CW for Palm OS anymore, this release works
fine and this is actually what I use for development.
Keep your Windows box around: you'll need it to run the simulators. I
have a small PC (a Shuttle) on
On 1/22/05 7:21 AM, Florent Pillet wrote:
Keep your Windows box around: you'll need it to run the simulators.
Yes, it's safe to say you'll still need your Windows box. Until about a
year ago, all of my Palm development was 100% Mac-based. I'm crossing my
fingers (but not holding out any real
I am currently using Codewarrior on Windows. I also use both Constructor and
PilRC.
I am contemplating scrapping my Windows machine and buying a Macintosh. It
is not
clear what my options would be for Palm development.
One potential option is to use VirtualPC and continue using Codewarrior.
Does
On Jan 11, 2005, at 3:51 AM, Laurie Davis wrote:
One potential option is to use VirtualPC and continue using
Codewarrior.
Does
anyone have experience with this option?
I tried that for awhile, then went out and bought a Windows box. It was
just too slow.
Regards,
Steve Mann
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You can use CodeWarrior for Palm OS v8.0 which is Mac OS X native. This
tool works very well for developing 68K Palm applications.
The Palm OS Emulator also works well on OS X, and ROMs are available up
through OS 4.1.
CodeWarrior comes with Constructor for resource editing, although I
prefer
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