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    Palm OS Programming

    I have been thinking of doing some Palm OS Programming, and have stumbled upon 2 languages - C and Visual Basic.

    I need advice on which language to use? Which would be better?

    I am also open to suggestions on a good application to develop for this subject.

    ALso, does anybody have any good Palm OS Programming book to suggest, which is up to date?

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    take it this way. C is lower in the system therefore, C is much more powerful than VB. VB needs all the runtime crap to run and you end up with a huge file...

    Use C

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    hm.....but can i use C to create palm apps which have color?

    any disadvantages using c compared to vb in writing palm apps?

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    C is hard if u dont know it.... Not object oriented... C++ is....

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    i see, but wat i'm mainly concerned with is color, can C incorporate color into palm apps?

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    It's not as fast as the native compilers available for Palm OS but PocketC is a superb tool for small utilities and testing out algorithms. Check out www.orbworks.com
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