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FPC with PocketPC... any others?

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Alexandre Leclerc

Hi all,

I see FPC can compile for PocketPC?
Can it compile on other devices? (i feel ms is not the only player in the arena...)

Alexandre Leclerc
Alexandre Leclerc
to Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho
Thank you Felipe;

does someone know if Indy port to FPC would work on ARM? (On their site it says there has been some succes with WinCE... but asside that 'some' succes on 'wince' is not very clear.)

2006/10/3, Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho :

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On 10/3/06, Alexandre Leclerc wrote: > I see FPC can compile for PocketPC? > Can it compile on other devices? (i feel ms is not the only player in > the arena...) Take a look here: http://www.freepascal.org/wiki/index.php/Platform_list#Supported_targets_for_ARM -- Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
Alexandre Leclerc
Marco van de Voort
to Alexandre Leclerc
does someone know if Indy port to FPC would work on ARM? (On their site it says there has been some succes with WinCE... but asside that 'some' succes on 'wince' is not very clear.)

What OS? Indy has quite high requirements on sockets interface and the thread implementation.

Alexandre Leclerc
to Marco van de Voort

2006/10/3, Marco van de Voort :

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> does someone know if Indy port to FPC would work on ARM? (On their > site it says there has been some succes with WinCE... but asside that > 'some' succes on 'wince' is not very clear.) What OS? Indy has quite high requirements on sockets interface and the thread implementation.

I don't know yet; I don't know this technology. The PocketPC OS (WinCE?) for now, and maybe the PalmOS on ARM. But this is all to be seen. For Now I think it will be PocketPC since it looks the most mature.

Alexandre Leclerc