>The SDK is > just a wrapper for the OS calls, and has (almost) nothing to do > with the ISA used by the binary (ARM, x86/IA32 or 68k).
I guess I'm confused. If I do embedded programming for a micro, my compiler goes from C to assembly as there is no OS running on the micro... But you're saying that CW does not produce op codes for the specific hardware platform, but mearly calls into the OS running on the platform? Then the OS coverts those calls into op codes for the specific platform? This statement in the OS5 ARM Programming PDF confuses me.. << Because Palm OS functions are native and not emulated, PACE provides excellent performance for most 68K applications. As a result, most 68K applications will not benefit significantly from being rewritten for ARM. >> What are they referring to that is native then, as you are saying nothing is native? TIA and for your patience... ;c) -Mike -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
