Onboard C++ Development

[nathanpc]

Hello,
I have an Palm T|X and i want to know if i can develop C++ apps onboard in my Palm, but if i can what is the best program to do this, remember that i hate to develop graphical apps using C++, i build console like aplications

Thanks,
Nathan Paulino Campos

[hal]

nathanpc, welcome to Brighthand!

Palm OS is a platform that certainly allows native code, and there are several compilers that can help you, like CodeWarrior. I am not a programmer, but the resources for this platform are somewhat reknown. There is also another resource called CASL, but I understand it works more like a virtual machine. There is a good set of BASIC-like compilers, but finding manuals and command brochures for them is pretty much a hit-or-miss task.

There are several programmers and developers in this place, let's wait for them to join the thread.

[nathanpc]

Ok i'm going to wait, thank you!, remember that i'm a Visual Basic developer and i use HB++ and NSBasic for development, but i'm learning C++ and i want some onboard features, because in my computer i have an compiler, nut not to compile apps for Palm.

[Josser]

There is nothing for C++ on-board devellopment, only PC based.

This list has not been updated since 2005, but is still accurite as there has not been anything new since then but stagnation.

Scroll past the intro and update history to get to the SDK's;

http://www.aldweb.com/pages/winikoff/

[nathanpc]

Hello Josser,
You can post a link to a good PC based program for C++ development under Windows, remember that i want to build console like apps.

Thanks,
Nathan Paulino Campos

[Josser]

Hello Josser,
You can post a link to a good PC based program for C++ development under Windows, remember that i want to build console like apps.

Thanks,
Nathan Paulino Campos

Sorry, no, as I have not written any software for more than 27 years.

[nathanpc]

Ok, i understand!

[SGosnell]

There is Onboard C. It's a straight C compiler, not technically C++, but if you're going with console programs, it should do the job.

[nathanpc]

Hello SGosnell,
Thanks for the link, but C and C++ are so much different languages and i don't develop in C, but thanks.

Thanks,
Nathan Paulino Campos