[Gtk-sharp-list] RE: [Familiar] Announcement: Portable.Net on Familiar Linux - C#

[Richard Torkar]

I have a student working on porting the JIT (mono) for the pxa250
(XScale) CPU as we speak.

He will finish it within a month or so.
If you have questions regarding this contact him directly:

tds00mahi AT thn.htu.se

best

Richard


On Wed, 2003-03-19 at 12:17, J.Manrique Lopez wrote:
>  --- Charles Iliya Krempeaux <charles@reptile.ca>
> escribió: > Hello,
> > 
> > I don't know of any of the Gtk# developers has a
> > a iPaq running Familiar.  And thus, I don't
> > think any of the Gtk# developers has that, as
> > a development environment, available to them.
> 
> Well, maybe someone could ask for some support to some
> company, let's say HP :-) Because they have support
> for Linux handhelds too:
> http://www.opensource.hp.com
> 
> > I'm sure if someone wants to donate one of these
> > devices (with everything already set up) to one
> > of the developers, then we could produce releases
> > for Familiar too.  (But that depends on someone
> > choosing to do that.)
> 
> Maybe asking HP Labs .. (Jamey are you there?)
> 
> > Alternatively, one could always just try compiling
> > Gtk# from the source code (on a iPaq running
> > Familiar).
> 
> Trying cross compilation:
> http://www.handhelds.org/z/wiki/GpeCrossCompilation
> 
> Or try the skiffcluster:
> http://www.testdrive.compaq.com/systems/#strongarm
> http://www.handhelds.org/projects/devcluster.html
> 
> I am sure there is a group of people that would test
> the packages created.
> 
> Is Mono:: too big? Let's make a small version, and
> call it Chimpa:: 
> 
> Sure we should use the PC or Laptop for development,
> and all we need is the rumtime and dll's for the
> handheld, and native development could be done using
> CF cards.
> 
> Have fun,
>