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Author Thread: PDA version of APL WIN?
Tom.Mullin
PDA version of APL WIN?
Posted: Thursday, January 25, 2007 3:23 AM (EST)

I'm getting a PDA soon and I'm looking forward to putting APL on it.

Unfortunately it will be Dyalog's version.

 

An APL WIN version would be wonderfull.

 

Any ideas when (pant, pant).?


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Author Thread:
Michael.Shumate
PDA version of APL WIN?
Posted: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 4:28 PM (EST)

I asked a couple of years (?) ago and was told they were not interested. Interestingly Visual APL (the .NET version) seems to be able to build into the Pocket PC version.

 

/mas

     

Nancy.Griggs
PDA version of APL WIN?
Posted: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 9:28 AM (EST)

I'm with you, Tom.  I'm getting ready to develop a new application that must have, at the least, data access, edit, and collection capability on a PDA.  I've never used Dyalog before and would rather avoid the learning curve. 

Nancy Griggs

     

davin.church
PDA version of APL WIN?
Posted: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 10:53 AM (EST)
I wonder what the technical ramifications would be if you ran a Visual APL app on a PDA? Is enough of the .NET environment available there to build good applications? Are there any licensing requirements that would cause a problem on a PDA?

     

Michael.Shumate
PDA version of APL WIN?
Posted: Thursday, February 15, 2007 6:00 PM (EST)

I'm not 100% sure, but I believe that you can, that is, Pocket PC is a target operating system.

 

Since Visual APL "compiles" to .NET, if .NET can run on a PDA, then Visual APL should also.

 

However, the learning curve for Visual APL is pretty steep. We're out of the workspace and into .NET directly.

 

I'm disappointed that APL+WIN doesn't have an implementation for PDA's.

 

/mas

     



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