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Re: Symbian platform port: msg#00776lang.smalltalk.squeak.general
"Frank Shearar" <frank@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > Is it then not feasible to write a mouse simulator that wraps the > direction pad? I've only done a couple hours' work with the Symbian > SDK, so I'm pretty much clueless as to its workings, unfortunately. Yes that's possible. It's the approach I'd take first if I was doing it. There is an 'epoc' port floating around that could perhaps be used as the basis for a Symbian port. I did some quick experimentation and the base Squeak spource code compiles fine under the Symbian SDK. It's just a matter of implementing the various platform defined functions and hopefully getting it to work in less than 3MB. > Would one then be able to craft a VM that didn't use a mouse? I'm > thinking here of being able to write applications in Squeak to run > on the phone, much as one writes Java ME apps... It's certainly possible. I've got Io [1] working on the phone for example which allows me to code in that language. The next release of Io will include my Symbian support hopefully. [1] http://www.dekorte.com/Software/C/Io/ Chris. -- http://www.double.co.nz
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