At 03:38 PM 6/15/2004, you wrote:Am I correct in understanding that pnolet development hasn't been improved since the early preview release? I know you guys indicated that was the case, but just wanted to make sure something wonderful hadn't managed to sneak through?
PACE Native Object development has improved in some ways. The alpha release uses the PalmSource Protein C/C++ compiler for PNO builds, rather than prc-tools. It supports PNO debugging integrated into the Eclipse IDE. There is no real library support for PNOs, however, and support for floating point math isn't in the alpha, but will be in the beta drop.
And updating myself... I misspoke when I said that PNO debugging was integrated into the PODS IDE. You still need to use the standalone version of Palm OS Debugger (included with PODS) to debug PACE Native Objects.
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