> >I want to develop a software based on ARM processor using codewarrior9. > >I create a ARMlet project,and I find I get .bin file only,and need merge by > >68K project. Can I develop a software based on ARM processor directly? > > No. Palm OS 5 doesn't support native ARM development -- you have to have a > 68K application as the shell, even if most of your app is written using ARM > code.
not true :) ok.. PalmSource doesn't want you to know it supports native ARM - and they prefer you use PceNativeCall() to do any ARM programming.. however.. now.. let me look :) 'amdc0000.bin' <-- code0001.bin in 68k? :P 'amdd0000.bin' 'amdi0000.bin' i wonder what those resources are for :) i happened to stumble across a download recently that didn't even contain anything 68k :) even the user interface resources were different: 'afrm03e8.bin' <-- tFRM0e38.bin? in 68k? :P 'aalt03e8.bin' <-- Talt0e38.bin? in 68k? :P 'aalt03e9.bin' <-- Talt0e39.bin? in 68k? :P now now :) if only i had time to explore more - hell, we even have a -LE option within the resource compiler now dont we? *g* oh i wish i had more time on my hands *g* i would assume that these binaries are produced by ADS or so.. but, technically, should be possible to write pure native code on ARM *g* - calling API's isn't too bad from native ARM, but, you'll be pushing your limits; and, most likely your code wont work on all devices :) --- Aaron Ardiri [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.mobilewizardry.com/members/aaron_ardiri.php [profile] -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
