On Mar 8, 2007, at 11:42 AM, Michael Linderman wrote:

> How can I develop applications in Squeak for PalmPilot, Cell phones.

See http://wiki.squeak.org/squeak/Handhelds for a sketchy overview of  
handheld support.

Basically you download or build a VM for the platform/OS (or port as  
necessary; it doesn't take much), and then run it with the Squeak  
image you use elsewhere. There are suitably-small versions of Squeak  
images that you can find with a little searching, but KernelImage is  
an easy place to start these days; see:
  http://www.comtalk.net/Squeak/98

Anything you can run in Squeak on a desktop computer or laptop can  
run on a PDA or smartphone, although the graphics will be slower and  
memory requirements are tighter.

PalmOS is not supported by Squeak that I recall since the memory  
model involves small databases which interferes with Squeak garbage  
collection / memory management. Newer (ARM-based) versions of PalmOS  
may have removed this requirement, but no one's cared enough to  
investigate.

Ultimately, though, Squeak is an open-source project without specific  
funding for creating a PDA-oriented IDE, so don't expect a ready-made  
solution.

--
-Brian
http://briantrice.com

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