> Ben Combee wrote: > There is a Palm OS SDK for Linux -- use prc-tools along with the Linux > version of Palm OS Emulator and the Palm OS 5.0 R3 SDK for prc-tools. > > Just because the GCC-based tools are from GNU doesn't mean that they are > tied to Linux or any other operating system. People have been using > prc-tools on multiple operating systems for years. The new Palm OS > Developer Suite is being developed on Windows, using Win32 tools developed > at PalmSource, along with open-source tools that run on Win32 such as the > Eclipse IDE. > > I guess I don't understand your question very well... everything we do is > supported on Win32 systems, with limited support for other tool sets and > host OSes.
The "Unsupported Palm OS SDK R3 for PRC-Tools" makes me feel scared. Unsupported... But it will be fine, if it works well. I am sorry for the GNU... I just want to know - is there any Win32 compiler? Instead of CW. Limited support for other OSes is not fair while using GCC ( AFAIK, there is no Win32 version ). I don't want to sound like angry man, but I really want to know, how to start in order to finish ( I have app's specification, manual etc., but I am worried about its development life... ). Thanks Pavel -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
