PilRC is a Platform Independant program (sources are provided) for developing Palm Computing Platform applications.
It takes a resource script file and emits one or more binary resource files which are then included by your project's .rc, .asm or other resource file.
Let me know if you run into any bugs, have feature suggestions or whatever.
To get a Win32 binary, goto the PilRC Development Page.
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Supported operating systems:
Palm OS 3.x, Palm OS 4.x, Palm OS 5.x
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This is useful to debug and develop your application as well as analyzing PRCs
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Find out exactly where your software is spending its execution time and remove performance bottlenecks in your software
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JPQA2TXT JPQA2TXT - A small framework written in java to uncompile a PQA (Creator: cpl; Type: pqa ) for the Palm. In a txt fifle will be the information about the pqa and each record like size, content, compressionType. Each HTML content will be written to a single file, each included image will be written to a BMP file (quality and size is reduced)
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Your application will be much faster because the class files will be compiled to real machine code
JAddressCSV2PDB JAddressCSV2PDB - A Java Jar File to create the built-in AddressDB.pdb for the Palm. It should be compatible with all kinds of Palm os. Up to now the file format of the AddressDB has not been changed. Use Address2CSV to generate the IFO file. The ifo file is supposed to be called like the CSV file with the suffix IFO (Example: CSVFile.CSV -->> CSVFile.CSV
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