Thread: What's It Like to Write Programs For Your PDA?
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Old 07-07-2004, 10:25 AM   #3
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Thanks Morpheus, and for the links. I noticed also that PalmOS programming isn't a really widespread topic. I wonder if it's the same way in the PocketPC world?

Like you say, C is the way to go for (serious) Palm programming. I did consider it for my little exercise, but SuperWaba seemed like more fun and less intimidating. Maybe I'll give it a try later.

BTW, when I start to get this stuff figured out, I'm going to need ideas for a simple application to write that's hopefully useful also. Something along the lines of a Tip Calculator in complexity seems about right for my first "real" program. Any ideas?
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