Well if u did want a pointer on what works fast and well on the device - look at Stanl3yCZ 's Rpaint that was posted on here.
It is logically and minimalistically programed, and very smooth on the PPC.
He never got much response when he posted his first project - in fact I dont know if he still frequents this board, but its very nice and simple code.
Unfortunately PPCs are still running at slowish speeds where simple and efficient code is still a bonus. For example drawing direct to the screen, keeping objects in a simple object array etc will keep things fast.
What goes on in desktop progs doesnt really matter these days as a PC processor can cope with heavy code!!
Hi All,
So here is the wishlist, desktop IDE should have an option to somehow act like the device when running, i.e. can configure the speed like device, mouse to stylus behaviour, tells you whether syntax don't work for device, and even device buttons, etc. With this we will save time testing on PPC. I'm not sure though about the dll's nor this works. Just an idea.
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I for one use B4ppc to program on the ppc. If I wanted to prog for the pc I would use VB or VC. As for people who use B4ppc for pc thats fine but I don't think B4ppc should be more complex so as to make it run on either pc or ppc
The best thing about B4ppc is that it is easy to learn and not complex like VB net or VC ++ etc. In my younger days I used all but am too old to do so now. Keep B4ppc as is.
take a tip from Stanl3yCZ ....
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