From: Yedidyah Bar-D. <di...@ta...> - 2004-05-26 18:52:38
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Hi all, Nate, First, the CVS seems to be 1.1.0. Congratulations! Are we ready for further development? Second, I attach a small patch which reflects the version I personally work with. It's against 1.1.0, and has two things: One is that it's compilable, with "./configure --enable-standard --enable-debug \ --with-palmos=5r3 --with-sony-incdir=/usr/local/share/palmdev/sony-sdk/Incs \ --with-handera-incdir=/usr/local/share/palmdev/handera-sdk/include". Sadly, the patch changes CFLAGS, something which should probably be done by configure, but since I don't know autoconf etc., I will let you take care of this (will you?). The other change is adding Hebrew support. The actual file iw.rcp is still in <http://www.cs.tau.ac.il/~didi/iw.rcp>, I did not want to attach it because it's quite big. I also have some small other stuff, but will wait until the CVS is stable. Third, I spent quite some time on writing a datascript specification for pilot-db pdb files. You can see my current draft at <http://www.cs.tau.ac.il/~didi/pilot_db.ds>. Even without knowing datascript, you'll agree that it's very readable, and seems very nice to work with, compared to C++ (palm-db-tools). It's not ready, but does contain quite a lot of the details. I do have some problems, and am in contact with datascript's author. Also, I don't know Java, and instead of learning, I found and use XStream, which dumps to XML, which I can read, and is good enough for debugging. Writing useful programs to convert to/from pdb to text files will require some Java, though. Is anyone interested? Or I will have to actually learn Java for this? Tell me what you think. datascript is, in case it wasn't obvious, at datascript.sourceforge.net. -- Didi |