Hi friends,
Mi name is Pedro Rozo and I bought my Palm III yesterdat, and i'm realley
excited about this. I'm
software developer and i work with java, c++ and c, on Windows and Unix.
I read the develop info on www.palm.com, nut i couldn't download the java tool
(jump) and gcc for pilot.
Could anyone say me, whe can i ind this free tools, or another libraries free
for our loved pilot for windows or Unix?
Thanks a lot,
Pedro Rozo
SP2 system Manager
TELECOM /Colombia
mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Eric Arseneau wrote:
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Palm Debugger Stub
>
> >My other option is to simply have a debug version of my Smalltalk VM that
> >can talk to the PC and provide variable info, provide step functionality,
> >and modification of code while debugging. This would be good and all, but
> I
> >think the stub approach would be easier to do.
>
> Personally, this is the way I'd go. Since you say "...simply have a debug
> version...", then it shouldn't be too hard to do. Poser and the Palm OS
> take
> this approach when talking with external debuggers.
>
> - -- Keith Rollin
> - -- Palm OS Emulator engineer
>
> Eric:
> I agree that that is the approach taken with existing debuggers. One of the
> problems is that the code, compile, debug cycle gets very tedious after a
> while. Especially when the debugger works as well as CWs ;-> I know this
> is something most of you have had to deal with, but I am trying to avoid
> this. Most Smalltalk environments are dynamic and support changing of code
> incrementally. This reduces the whole cycle time. Think about it, if I
> could change a single function and continue, it would take a lot less time
> to build applications. This what I am trying to achieve.
>
> Now, I did oversimplify with my statement of "simply have a debug version".
> It would require a lot more work on our part than building a stub. In order
> to reduce the size of an application, the runtime environment is more static
> than the development environment. It would be a lot more work than
> "simply". Any ideas on possible pitfalls ?
