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patrick295767 Page Icon Posted 2012-12-15 12:32 PM
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Hi,

I have been looking for GCC for the HPC but nothing works to get it.

Would you know where it could be found : Language C ?

Language C is like GCC , it is for Programming...

#include <stdio.h> 
main() {  
bla }


Any help would be welcome

thank you & wishing you a great day !
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C:Amie Page Icon Posted 2012-12-15 12:58 PM
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Why do you want GCC specifically? The CE compiler is part of eVC against Win32. I'm not sure that any runtimes exist from other platforms.
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patrick295767 Page Icon Posted 2012-12-15 1:24 PM
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this one looks lightweight:
http://shareit1.element5.com/programs.html?productid=142477


I found it at : http://www.tefs.de/jornada/prog_en.php
here there are some faqs: http://www.jasondunn.com/archive/windowsce/faq/software.htm

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patrick295767 Page Icon Posted 2012-12-15 1:34 PM
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Why do you want GCC specifically? The CE compiler is part of eVC against Win32. I'm not sure that any runtimes exist from other platforms.


eVC never read about it.... is it a freeware?

Since I use linux, I regularly use GCC ... <--- this is why I think all time about gcc
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C:Amie Page Icon Posted 2012-12-15 1:36 PM
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Oh you want to code ON it not FOR it.

Code For it (Via Windows 95+ : http://www.hpcfactor.com/developer/
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patrick295767 Page Icon Posted 2012-12-15 1:44 PM
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C:Amie - 2012-12-15 8:36 AM

Oh you want to code ON it not FOR it.

Code For it (Via Windows 95+ : http://www.hpcfactor.com/developer/


Well both.


I would like to try to code ON it some basic codes that are using standard libs such as stdio.h...

and then, after that this code (according to see C language from ritchie or gcc webpage), then I would like to try to use it or implemeent it onto linux debian
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patrick295767 Page Icon Posted 2012-12-15 1:46 PM
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I would like a compiler lightweight


sdk is 30-40 mb


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Download PocketC HPC2000 Edition 3.0
PocketC HPC2000 Edition 3.0 Thank you. Your download will start automatically.
If not then please click this link
External Mirrors: http://www.pocketc.net/release/30/device/pkc_hpc2000.zip


DescriptionocketC HPC2000 Edition 3.0


they dont sell or propose it



ok. got the demo... let s try: http://www.orbworks.com/wince/download/rt/pkcrt_hpc2000.zip

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patrick295767 Page Icon Posted 2012-12-15 2:00 PM
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"ok. got the demo... let s try: http://www.orbworks.com/wince/download/rt/pkcrt_hpc2000.zip"[/...

so it stated:
pkcrt_hpc2000 is nto a valid windows ce application...

pff how to install witihout windows? Man, got debian :/(

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C:Amie Page Icon Posted 2012-12-15 2:02 PM
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Hi, please see forum rule #8
http://www.hpcfactor.com/info/help/forums/rules/

Use of the Edit button is preferred to multi-posting, thanks
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patrick295767 Page Icon Posted 2012-12-15 2:18 PM
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Hi,

Well, I clicked twice because my network was slow... and then I came up with 2 posts.

I will now edit to remove the text of the first one.

On most boards there is a web checking for slow network to avoid multi-posting. So, I just tested it there isnt on this board



EDIT:

OK so I got cedit and pocketc installed

cedit works. it is ok.
but POCKETC Runtime hangs the jornada and I need to reset it

I get this windows with SHELL on top left and ... nothing . frozen


EDIT2:
so pcshellv2.exe
works and give me a menu:

SHELL > remove
SHELL > refresh
SHELL > exit

How to compile a file hello.c ?

pcshellv2.exe jornada

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patrick295767 Page Icon Posted 2012-12-15 3:17 PM
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OK. I give up .


there is no single working Language C for Jornada 720.

There is even not a port of GCC for the Jornada ... (though vim exsits)

I should sell this machine on ebay. There is no softs even not single decent coding capabilities on it


Nothing better than Linux, man
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wkt Page Icon Posted 2012-12-16 2:03 PM
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I run no Jornada HPC but a newer chinese 7inch mini netbook with wm8650 SoC
( ARM, armv5 ) under Windows CE 6 and Windows EC7.

I started yesterday the sample programs of the PocketGCC v1.5 system.
They compiled fine and ran. It are two "Hello World"-type programs - one
with console output - one opening a window.

I am not more current on C programming ( especially Windows under C )
and so I cant judge how usable this product is - perhaps it is dead though
the programs run. E.g. there is no stdio.h - I used stdlib.h instead... (?)

Here is a link I found but I am unsure whether it is the version I have as my
download was some time ago : PocketGCC v1.5

What would be very interesting for me is a tutorial/documentation for this gcc
OR : a nice 1000-pages book on programming with it... )
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patrick295767 Page Icon Posted 2012-12-16 5:29 PM
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thank you very much !!

I still havent managed to get the zip of pocketgcc

I arrived on this one. Is this one maybe more recent?
http://sourceforge.net/projects/cegcc/
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patrick295767 Page Icon Posted 2012-12-16 7:43 PM
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work in progress

pocketc/pceditor.exe might work
http://www.smartphonemag.com/cms/_archives/May99/PocketC

It really seems so. Anyone still having this old version of pceditor.exe?

thanks
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wkt Page Icon Posted 2012-12-20 7:13 PM
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I started tests with PocketGCC v1.50. It tough.
But here are some results. Only the most basic
programs right now from Petzolds book on Windows 3.1
programming from 1992...

1. a unbelievable version of "Hello World"

BTW: it seems not be possible to show the "Hello China"
in chinese charccters...

2. buttons


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