Lennie
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Delphi for Windows CE
Is anyone interesed in a development envirorment for writting application for Windows CE and the PalmPilot.
simonet
What do you mean?
maybe as alex asked what you mean?
run delphi code on windows ce??
didnt think it be possible..
run delphi code on windows ce??
didnt think it be possible..
Very interested.. IF its Pascal Syntax.
A free compiler or?
A free compiler or?
Can Windows98 app run on WindowsCE.?
If can't. Is there tool to convert or emurate it.
How ever I interest JAVA for WindowsCE than Pascal.
If can't. Is there tool to convert or emurate it.
How ever I interest JAVA for WindowsCE than Pascal.
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yeah read that article u wrote,
also directed a few to read it, many dont know about the Low mem etc..
But its also kinda anoying why they didnt make them with like 128 mb ram and good graphics etc.. should be possiple with the Technology we have now days..
also directed a few to read it, many dont know about the Low mem etc..
But its also kinda anoying why they didnt make them with like 128 mb ram and good graphics etc.. should be possiple with the Technology we have now days..
Well, Brainware, do you know the Toshiba Libretto? It's just slightly larger than a WinCE machine (if not the same size), but runs the full blown version of Windows 98.
Considering its size, it's an incredible machine and the first time I saw (and used it), I was really impressed. It's a serious option for those who need a handheld that doesn't lack the computing power (the Libretto features a Pentium MMX 233Mhz!!!).
Alex
Considering its size, it's an incredible machine and the first time I saw (and used it), I was really impressed. It's a serious option for those who need a handheld that doesn't lack the computing power (the Libretto features a Pentium MMX 233Mhz!!!).
Alex
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I agree with your commits (had already read your artical, before posting this question).
But can you tell me then, Why? is it possible for a Visual Basic developer to write application for Windows CE (not to speek about Visual C++).
Like you know VB is an interpreter, slower than Delphi code.
And todays Handhandleds can handle 16 Mb RAM (the new Jordan handled)
I totaly think its possible...if VB can don it way not Delphi ?
But can you tell me then, Why? is it possible for a Visual Basic developer to write application for Windows CE (not to speek about Visual C++).
Like you know VB is an interpreter, slower than Delphi code.
And todays Handhandleds can handle 16 Mb RAM (the new Jordan handled)
I totaly think its possible...if VB can don it way not Delphi ?
Well i think ill wait developing for a Handheld for some time.. until we can get a Small Handheld P3-4 or so.. 750 mhz and 10 gb hdd, 256 mb ram.. then im ready for it :)