> Catapult's public version only has two copyright lines to distinguish it > from the Commercial version and seems to be doing very well.
Because Catapult is the only alternative to expensive Installshield. When you're paying $100, you're getting a bargain. > CW8 is a whole lot better in working with the emulator. It also has the > famous a4-based support that gcc has been perking with for some time, but > somehow I had always managed to get without it. I think it's still a rough > patch in both implementations and the need to manually take care of setting > the proper value in the system callbacks is...well, awful. I don't know why I need to care about a4 support to be honest. I'm sure there's a reason, but I've never needed it thus far. Can you elaborate on the better emulator support? CW7.1 works 95% correctly with the emulator for me /w only one problem In know of (when an app crashes while debugging, stack variables are sometimes not available). How did CW8 change? -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
