从 .Net 到 Palm OS 进行开发
可以在 .Net 中进行开发,为 Palm OS 设备(如 Palm T|X)构建应用程序,因为我是 Visual Basic 开发人员,而不是 .Net,但我正在学习在 .Net 中进行开发,因为更好的语言,但我正在使用 Handheld Basic ++ 和 NSBasic 为我的 Palm 开发,但如果我可以在 .Net 中开发,那就更好了,但如果不可能,有人可以发帖,链接或发帖在这里一个很好的教程:如何使用 NSBasic 4.4 或 Handheld Basic 开发使用数据库的应用程序。 谢谢! 对我的英语感到抱歉!
It's possible to develop in .Net to build apps to a Palm OS device like a Palm T|X, because i'm a Visual Basic developer, not a .Net, but i'm studing to develop in .Net, because is a better language, but i'm using the Handheld Basic ++ and the NSBasic to develop for my Palm, but if i can develop in .Net it will be better, but if it's impossible, someone can post please, a link or post here a good tutorial of: How to develop an application that uses a database using NSBasic 4.4 or the Handheld Basic. Thanks! And sorry about my english!
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不直接针对 Palm OS,因为它是 Linux 变体。 曾经有一个名为 AppForge Crossfire 的应用程序,但它已经几年没有投入生产了。 您还可以研究 Palm OS 的 Java 编程。
Not directly to the Palm OS since it is a Linux variant. There used to be a application called AppForge Crossfire but it has not been in production for a few years. You could also look into Java programming for the Palm OS as well.
简而言之:不,你不能
更长:欢迎来到“真实”世界。 .Net技术不是跨平台的。
In, short: no you can't
Longer: Wellcome to the "real" world. .Net technology is not cross platform.
你实现你所追求的目标的唯一机会还不存在。
您想要的是 Mono,它提供了一个 OSS CLR 来运行您的 .Net 二进制文件。 您还必须使用提供跨平台界面的东西进行开发,这意味着您将无法在 Visual Studio 中快速创建一些东西,然后将其放在设备上。
然而,Mono 还没有在那里运行,而且我认为微软没有任何计划提供外部平台直接支持。 因此,如果不付出巨大努力将 Mono 之类的东西移植到您的平台上,您就不可能从“这里”到达“那里”。
Your one and only chance to do what you're after doesn't exist - yet.
What you (would) want is Mono, which provides an OSS CLR to run your .Net binaries on. You'll also have to develop with something that provides a cross-platform interface, which means you won't be able to whip up something in Visual Studio and just plunk it down on the device.
However, Mono doesn't run there yet, and I don't think Microsoft has any plans to provide outside platforms direct support. So, you're not going to get "there" from "here", without a major effort in porting something like Mono to your platform.