Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Joking apart, this seems to have struck a chord pretty quickly with
a few people here. I hope someone will have a quick look at this to
see if it's a reasonably feasible programming job. Something for
Phoebus to do in his summer break perhaps (as he's ported uQLx to
Phoebus wrote:
Actually that was Peter and it wasn't even as much a port as a
recompile using readily available linux emulation libraries. To my
knowledge not a single line of code had to be changed (except the
Makefile any maybe disabling some stuff that doesn't work).
Absolutely right.
On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 11:10:39 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BTW, for me UQLX-win32 was just a little experiment, I hope nobody
expects a seriously tested software. Under Windows, Qemulator should
provide similar 68k emu speed at more comfort.
Personally, I'd love to to UQLX-win32 as a solid
You cannot use the phone and bluetooth functions but it remains a
programmable PDA with photo
and video-camera :)
You can read and answer all the eMails, MMS and SMS you got before
switching to the plane mode
to be ready sending them exiting plane or hospital...
You have a better phone than
Marcel Kilgus wrote:
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Just curious as to the negativity -
I thing the *language* Java is ok, but the concept of using a virtual
machine to artificially slow down perfectly fine and fast PCs is
braindead (actually it is fine for Web applications that ought to run
on a lot
Joachim Van der Auwera wrote:
Speed is not the issue.
I beg to differ. Applications coming to a complete halt because the
garbage collector decides that it is time to bring out the thrash are
not unheard of.
And that's basically my point. A garbage collector is a convenience
for the programer.
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Darren Branagh wrote:
I know a few people - that can be arranged :-))
Why so? Not a Java fan?
Marcel Kilgus wrote:
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I think its programmed in Java, so what are the chances of getting a
QPC version? :-))
QPC in Java? Only over my cold, dead body. ;-)
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Imagine the xchange suite running on your mobile phone, or the like of
quascade and the PE on a mobile.. using the joystick on the phone to
control the pointer drool!! Not to mention being able to tinker on the
way into work on the train!!
Marcel, if you are so Java opposed, how big
Just curious as to the negativity - it would be a great way of possibly
getting QPC out there a bit more. Plus, as most QL applications are tiny,
the small memory (in relative terms to a PC) needed lends itself perfectly
to Mobile Phones.
Imagine the xchange suite running on your mobile
Dr Colin F Parsons wrote:
Marcel, if you are so Java opposed, how big a job would it be to port QPC
to the phone using C/C++ ?
(virtual programming novice and all round idiot talking here!!)
Cheers,
Darren Branagh,
HI,
Being a bit of a devil's advocate, but just as a matter
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Something for Phoebus to do in his summer break perhaps (as he's
ported uQLx to another platform, for example).
Actually that was Peter and it wasn't even as much a port as a
recompile using readily available linux emulation libraries. To my
knowledge not a single line
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Imagine the xchange suite running on your mobile phone
Please do not forget: if you go for text based applications
I thing the *language* Java is ok, but the concept of using a virtual
machine to artificially slow down perfectly fine and fast PCs is
braindead (actually it is fine for Web applications that ought to run
on a lot of different platforms, which is where Java originated, but
NOT for ordinary
On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 at 14:53:36, Marcel Kilgus wrote:
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just curious as to the negativity -
I thing the *language* Java is ok, but the concept of using a virtual
machine to artificially slow down perfectly fine and fast PCs is
braindead (actually
On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 at 16:18:39, Michael Berger wrote:
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PS: oh BTW I almost sent this mail using the pseude-english noun handy
instead of cell phone. That is a funny thing and I really do not know an
explanation for it: here in germany the term handy is THE established
Tony Firshman wrote:
My Tosh Libretto (256mHz /64mb ram) quite happily runs XP and all std
applications I have thrown at it - qemulator included.
The fastest PC I own is still my 850Mhz notebook (usually run with
600Mhz) and 384MB Ram. As I don't play any current games that was
enough for
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, if somebody paid me full time to professionally do that job I'd
say 1 to 2 EUR might be enough...
Cheque or cash :-))
Only cash :-)
Or would the undying appreciation of this QL user do? Nah, didn't think
so..!!
Almost but not quite ;-)
Marcel
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Ooh...ql-users war about to break out between Ireland and Germany? ;-))
Nah, never. I might want to visit it someday ;-)
Why don't you? open invite, you'd enjoy the piss-up, whoops sorry, Ql Show
we have...
I'd like to, but it's quite a distance from here, especially
Tony Firshman schrieb:
that would be nice...
Can you make phone calls with it? (8-)#
is THAT important? :-
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I think its programmed in Java, so what are the chances of getting a
QPC version? :-))
QPC in Java? Only over my cold, dead body. ;-)
Marcel
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I recently upgraded my Nokia mobile phone, from a 7650 to a new 3660 with
video playback.
On surfing the web, I found a really
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I recently upgraded my Nokia mobile phone, from a 7650 to
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