> I would expect that Palm OS 6 would continue to include PACE for backward
> compatibility.
If that is the case, then POL would be a great framework to have. It could
be upgraded with new classes that support the new OS (and programming model)
directly, while leaving the legacy classes that take
Brad Figler wrote:
> What that basically says to me is that moving from 5.x to *new
> programming model* is going to be a re-write of just about every palm
> app out there (kinda like going from DOS to Windows XP). Is this a
> correct assumption?
I would expect that Palm OS 6 would continue to
> V9 product. It is unlikely that POL will be easily portable to future
> versions of Palm OS due to a changed programming model, but the current
POL
> works very well for Palm OS versions through the 5.x series.
What that basically says to me is that moving from 5.x to *new programming
model* is
Ben wrote:
> We do not have the rights to modify the source for
POL,
> just to redistribute it.
It's a rather unfortunate timing that the very day I
got my CW9 upgrade in the mail POL gets desupported by
its creators (it wasn't the only reason I upgraded,
but it certainly made the $99 special pr
My main concern was future PALM OS versions and it sounds like POL would
need a major re-write for 6.x?
Does metrowerks plan on having a C++ framework for 6.x?
On Wed, 19 Mar 2003, Ben Combee wrote:
> At 15:29 2003-3-19 -0500, you wrote:
>
> >Wow. Does this mean Metrowerks has no plan to tak
At 15:29 2003-3-19 -0500, you wrote:
Wow. Does this mean Metrowerks has no plan to take over the source code
for future versions? This is a serious blow to us here...
We do not have the rights to modify the source for POL, just to
redistribute it.
I don't see why this is a serious blow. You h
Wow. Does this mean Metrowerks has no plan to take over the source code
for future versions? This is a serious blow to us here...
On Tue, 18 Mar 2003, Ben Combee wrote:
> At 19:50 2003-3-18 +0100, you wrote:
> >I just got an email from TeT saying that POL support is cancelled.
> >
> >This ca
I'd suggest changing the data structure to put
the data first, but this might have other
problems ... if it is an expandable array of
char it can't be first and not having seen
the POL sources I wouldn't want to suggest
it at this point.
However, you _can_ define the casting
operator for const cha
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> I agree. I just converted our project over to use POL. It is a solid
> framework. If it ever gets converted to a GNU project or such, I will be
> more than willing to contribute to it.
>
Me too. I spent 10 years doin
> I'm a newbie, what's POL.
> Pat...
POL is Palm Object Library. It's a C++ framework for Palm OS.
It's like MFC for Palm OS programming. Here's a link to the
POL home page for more information:
http://www.aqpoint.com/pol/default.htm.
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> I'm a newbie, what's POL.
> Pat...
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I'm a newbie, what's POL.
Pat...
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Subject: Re: POL cancelled?
> I agr
I agree. I just converted our project over to use POL. It is a solid
framework. If it ever gets converted to a GNU project or such, I will be
more than willing to contribute to it.
~Brad
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> I just got an email from
At 19:50 2003-3-18 +0100, you wrote:
I just got an email from TeT saying that POL support is cancelled.
This can't be true. This is a nightmare.
We were disappointed to hear this as well. I'm a big fan of the library,
and I think Maks, the primary author of POL, has done a wonderful job
growing
I just got an email from TeT saying that POL support is cancelled.
This can't be true. This is a nightmare.
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