I liked PilotMAG very much, though it does have a few serious bugs (try
defining an alert with more than one word per line). It took some doing to set-up,
but when it did, it worked fine.
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On 5/11/99 at 3:47 PM OConnell, Brian wrote:
>The PilotMag IDE looked okay. It is very MS Visual X like. I also took a
>look at VFDIDE. While that interface looks a little odd, I assume it has
>similar features. How do these two rate in the Palm developer community?
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Mike Davis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 1999 2:38 PM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: RE: CodeWarrior and GCC
>
>
>From: Chris Faherty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: RE: CodeWarrior and GCC
>To: "OConnell, Brian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>A bit more about the IDE I use with GCC. It's written by a guy in
>Yugoslavia. It is written for Windows and looks very similar to
>Visual C IDE. It's not perfect yet.
>
>It has a built in Resource editor that is WYSIWYG GUI Interface. It
>creates *.rcp files. It can build resources and compile resources.
>It can run all the GCC utilities as seperate operations. It can
>launch POSE directly from within the IDE.
>
>I have tried the Constructor and other Resource viewers and the one
>with PilotMag is the best representation of what the display will
>actually look like. Although I have not seen the latest one used
>with CW.
>
>It uses project files to keep track of *.c modules. It has a tabbed
>interface so that you can have all your *.c modules open at the same
>time and switch back and forth between modules. Has all the cut and
>paste options you might need.
>
>There is a demo (30 days I think) and the registered product only
>cost $20.
>
>> On 11-May-99 OConnell, Brian wrote:
>>
>> > I want to learn the GCC make/build environment, but want to use a form
>> > painter for the front end. Will CodeWarrior be a suitable tool to
>> > create the forms and can the GCC environment then be used to write and
>> > build the code?
>>
>> I think CodeWarrior uses a proprietary binary for the resources.
>> Difficult to convert this into the RCP files that PilRC uses. But I did
>> find a cool thing that came with PilRC called PilRCUI. It is a
>> Windows-only utility which reads in a RCP file and shows you a mock-up!
>> What a great little program, and I think it represents the best of both
>> worlds -- editing RCP text files by hand and also being able to view a
>> screenshot of how it will look.
>>
>>
>> /* Chris Faherty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, finger for PGP */
>>
>>
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