Programming on Pocket PC

[Valheru]

I'd definately recommend microsoft embedded visual tools. Comes with eVB and eVC++. Hefty download at over 300MB though.

Snaffle it at

[damian]

[nicodemus]

but are there any programming tools that he can use on his pocket pc that programs and compiles for pocket pc?

[James S]

No, except for NSBasic and PocketC which aren't traditional languages.

[Guest]

Well, you could run PocketDOS, and then inside of PocketDOS, you can run Turbo Pascal 7. Pascal is a really nice, albeit verbose, language, with lightning fast compile times, strong typing, and is object oriented.

[damian]

Yeah, but it's sort of hard to use PocketDOS for anything practical; in addition, you'd need PocketDOS to run programs you make in TP7. I did try TP7 on my Jornada, though; it was interesting as a novelty. Maybe I should try Turbo C++.