I'm getting ready to start a new project for the Palm PDAs.
What IDE/Compiler would you all recommend? I have looked at Handheld-Basic
and Garnet OS Dev Suite a little bit. I have seen a few people mention
CodeWarrior but I haven't been able to find it - it looks like it was
bought out.
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What IDE/Compiler would you all recommend? I have looked at Handheld-Basic
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[quote]for basic business applications you cannot beat Satellite Forms
(http://www.satelliteforms.net/)[/quote]
Actually the Handheld Basic (HB++) beats Sattelite Forms on all aspects,
including productivity, performance, and price.
Take a look:
http://www.handheld-basic.com
Cheers,
Caio Proi
Your right. Sat. forms isn't very good. IMO, at least.
I'd recommend Dev Suite, but if you don't know C, then HB++ is pretty good.
On Jan 8, 2008 3:14 PM, Caio Proiete <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> http://www.satelliteform
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Your right. Sat. forms isn't very good. IMO, at least.
I'd recommend Dev Suite, but if you don't know C, then HB++ is pretty
goo
Heath Schaefer wrote:
> The satellite holds my interest mainly because of its claim to
> support both Pocket PC and Palm applications. In other words,
> I could build for a palm device then change my target and build
> for a ppc device. Obviously, there are some limitations here but
> nothing else
If you don't want to use C/C++ but still want an industrial strength
solution then I whole heartedly recommend Winsoft PocketStudio3. It is
Object Pascal for the Palm and comes with a lot of examples (around 70
at last count) ranging from accessing the Memo/Address Book, getting the
battery le
Have a look at NS Basic/Palm as well. It's very widely used.
George Henne
NS BASIC Corporation
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>I'm getting ready to start a new project for the Palm PDAs.
>
>What IDE/Compiler would you all recommend? I have looked at Handheld-
>Bas
ry 08, 2008 5:08 PM
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I am currently considering HB++, Satellite Forms and the Garnet OS Dev
Suite.
The satellite holds my interest mainly because of its claim to support both
Pocket PC and Palm applications. In other words, I could build for
On Jan 8, 2008, at 7:42 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What IDE/Compiler would you all recommend? I have looked at
Handheld-Basic and Garnet OS Dev Suite a little bit. I have seen a
few people mention CodeWarrior but I haven't been able to find it -
it looks like it was bought out.
The ch
I am somewhat late in replying, but there's another WinSoft product, this
one is said to be multi platform: Objects at
http://www.winsoft.sk/objects.htm. I've given it a run in the past and was
quite pleased with it.
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