If you download the Palm OS Developer Suite from
PalmSource it includes a full Eclipse-based
development environment. I've used it to
generate PRC's quite successfully (it's using the
GCC-based PRC tools). There's a bit of learning
curve there, but it's the only environment that
has any support these days (thanks to it being mostly open-source tools).
At 03:16 AM 11/22/2006, "Barry Jaques" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have been happily using Code Warrior for Palm
for a couple of years now and decided to have a
look at Eclipse to see if it could do a better
job but don't understand if it even does the same thing thing.
I downloaded the free installation and found it
looks like a complete mess and would take months
just to understand how it works.
I presume that the whole purpose of such a steep
learning curve would be to produce a PRC file
which would work in a Palm device but it appears to produce nothing of use.
I even tried importing a CW project but
producing something useful seems impossibly
difficult. I really dont understand what Eclipse
is supposed to do. Guess Its best to stick to good old CW.
Has anyone actually managed to generate a PRC
application for Palm with Eclipse?
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