Re: Pocket PC, Sucess anyone?

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cklester wrote:

> And it costs so much that I just threw up a little in my mouth.

Yes it does!!! But for non commercial purposes, the enterprise edition edition
is free to download and use unlimited. You just get an annoying splash screen
with your programs and of course the non commercial license.

The free, open-source Eiffel compilers, like SmallEiffel and SmartEiffel are
probably worth looking at too. But the proprietary system from ISE comes with a
complete IDE, standard libraries, .NET compliance, 64 bit support support for
platforms, contracts, and so much more. It does not have game and audio
libraries, but with it's extensive C, C++, and Java interfacing mechanisms and
full .NET support (can compile Eiffel code to MSIL), it could be rather easy to
wrap these from several different languages.

What else is interesting is ISE Eiffel has recently been approved a standard by
ECMA; Standard ECMA-367.

http://www.ecma-international.org/publications/files/ECMA-ST/ECMA-367.pdf


Regards,
Vincent

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