Cross platform compilers.
We're a small company and we [noparse][[/noparse]generally] prioritize our activities based on
customer feedback. We've had LOTS of feedback regarding porting the editor
to Palm OS and WinCE. Now, we're quite sure nobody wants to do full-blown
programming on these devices; but they are handy for field updates and there
are hundreds of thousands of these devices out there.
-- Jon Williams
-- Parallax
In a message dated 8/5/02 5:05:15 AM Central Daylight Time,
trygve.henriksen@v... writes:
> Why port to Palm?
> Those machines doesn't have a built-in keyboard, so writing is a cludge...
> (you need an optional keyboard that attaches to the serial port to do more
> than just edit one or two words, and how do you plan to connect the BS
> then?)
>
> There are a few WinCE models with keyboards, but mostly the same problem
>
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customer feedback. We've had LOTS of feedback regarding porting the editor
to Palm OS and WinCE. Now, we're quite sure nobody wants to do full-blown
programming on these devices; but they are handy for field updates and there
are hundreds of thousands of these devices out there.
-- Jon Williams
-- Parallax
In a message dated 8/5/02 5:05:15 AM Central Daylight Time,
trygve.henriksen@v... writes:
> Why port to Palm?
> Those machines doesn't have a built-in keyboard, so writing is a cludge...
> (you need an optional keyboard that attaches to the serial port to do more
> than just edit one or two words, and how do you plan to connect the BS
> then?)
>
> There are a few WinCE models with keyboards, but mostly the same problem
>
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