http://tewha.net/2005/07/kicking-butt-and-writing-code/ A blog on technical stuff by Steven Fisher. Cat pictures not included. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 22:39:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 http://tewha.net/2005/07/kicking-butt-and-writing-code/comment-page-1/#comment-31 Steven Fisher Sun, 31 Jul 2005 22:20:26 +0000 http://objectsatrest.com/2005/07/kicking-butt-and-writing-code/#comment-31 Aside from the broken command line compilers (which is pretty important going forward, since it would have allowed uers to escape the IDE when it ultimately breaks), Codewarrior for Palm is in pretty good shape. But we're in a position right now where it could break with any update of Windows, and Metrowerks lacks the resources (and motivation) to fix it. Aside from the broken command line compilers (which is pretty important going forward, since it would have allowed uers to escape the IDE when it ultimately breaks), Codewarrior for Palm is in pretty good shape. But we’re in a position right now where it could break with any update of Windows, and Metrowerks lacks the resources (and motivation) to fix it.

]]> http://tewha.net/2005/07/kicking-butt-and-writing-code/comment-page-1/#comment-30 Ben Combee Sun, 31 Jul 2005 20:27:30 +0000 http://objectsatrest.com/2005/07/kicking-butt-and-writing-code/#comment-30 CW for Palm OS V9 is being restocked by Metrowerks, but there are no plans to update the toolset. IMO, the V9 release works well for producing Palm OS Garnet applications. There are a few updates I'd make if I was still there, but nothing major. On the topic of non-Garnet OSes, PalmSource has done a good job preparing an Eclipse-based environment for Palm OS Cobalt and I assume they will do something similar for Palm OS for Linux. The limitations of prc-tools for 68K programming don't apply to the ARM tools for Cobalt. CW for Palm OS V9 is being restocked by Metrowerks, but there are no plans to update the toolset. IMO, the V9 release works well for producing Palm OS Garnet applications. There are a few updates I’d make if I was still there, but nothing major. On the topic of non-Garnet OSes, PalmSource has done a good job preparing an Eclipse-based environment for Palm OS Cobalt and I assume they will do something similar for Palm OS for Linux. The limitations of prc-tools for 68K programming don’t apply to the ARM tools for Cobalt.

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