> >its designed to be used for prc-tools, more specifically the gcc > >compiler tool chain ONLY for 68k code. you'll probably have a lot > >of difficulty getting it to work with codewarrior or other dev kits. > > One of the strengths of CodeWarrior is the built-in segmentation > support and if you have a large application, you really are better > off using CodeWarrior v9.3, providing you can get hold of a copy.
i have a signed copy of codewarrior v9 - which was sent to be when it was released (i suspect for pilrc integration). i've never used it - i wonder how much it'll fetch on ebay *g* its really difficult as a beginner to know where to start these days.. codewarrior = was official, now abandoned prc-tools = always been for the "hacker at heart" PODS = new official - but, not complete to be 100% useful. ARM compiling gets even better - especially since it took a while for codewarrior/prc-tools to integrate their own; so, there are also many home-brew cross-compiled variants out there.. palmos development has never been so much fun! :) -- // Aaron Ardiri -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
