Free compiler software for pda

Free Pascal is a 32 and 64 bit professional Pascal compiler. It is open source and fully supports the development of native Windows CE applications.

Supported Language Modes:
- Mode FPC
- Mode OBJFPC
- Mode Delphi
- Mode TP
- Mode GPC
- Mode MacPas

Supported architectures:
I386
PowerPC
Sparc (initially working, lots of additional work done)
AMD64 (experimentally working)
PowerPC64 (under development)
m68k (1.0.x only)
ARM (under development)

Other architectures and their status:
iA64: non compiling compiler, only some basic units for the compiler implemented
Alpha: non compiling compiler, only some basic units for the compiler implemented
MIPS: (non compiling compiler, only some basic units for the compiler implemented
AVR: under investigation

Supported targets for i386:
GO32 V2 DOS extender
Linux for i386
OS/2
Win32 for i386
FreeBSD/ELF for i386
SunOS/ELF for i386 (under development)
Beos for i386 (under development)
NetBSD for i386 (under development, currently maintainerless)
Netware for i386 (clib and libc)
WDOSX DOS extender
OpenBSD for i386 (under development, currently maintainerless)
Target OS2 via EMX
Watcom compatible DOS extenders
Target Darwin (Mac OS X) for i386 (under development)
BeOS/Zeta/Haiku for i386

Supported targets for SPARC:
SunOS/ELF for SPARC (under development)
Linux for SPARC

Supported targets for PowerPC:
Linux for PowerPC
Target Darwin (Mac OS X) (linking to external variables (cvar) not yet working)
NetBSD (core done, but not kept up to speed)
Target MacOS (classic)
MorphOS (basic units implemented, make cycle working)

Supported targets for PowerPC64:
Linux (under development)

Supported targets for AMD64 (x86-64):
Linux for AMD64
Win64 for AMD64 (experimentally working)

Supported targets for ARM:
Linux for ARM
WinCE (under development)
GameBoy Advance (under development via FPC 4 GBA Initiative)
PalmOS port (under development)
SymbianOS (under development)

Compose, edit and compile Personal Java directly on your P800 smartphone or Psion computer!

Malcolm Bryant and FreEPOC bring you a self-contained way to develop and maintain Java programs without requiring the Symbian Java SDK, or even a Windows PC. Realistically, you wont want to write large Java programs without using a keyboard. But for compiling simple Java programs from scratch, or for editing/debugging larger Java programs "on the go", our Java compiler contains everything you need.

Included in the distribution package:

* File Manager (Symbian Ltd) to move files around on your P800
* Redirect (Symbian Ltd) to enable the standard Java output stream
* jText (FreEPOC) to write and edit java source code
* jCompile (FreEPOC) the Java compiler for the P800
* jRun (FreEPOC) a Java wrapper to make Java class files available in the P800 Application list
* jCompile User Guide - an introduction to using the Java compiler
* Two simple examples of Java source code which can be compiled and run

Note: this Java compiler is intended for experienced users only. The compiler works for Personal Java only - it will not work for other Java variants such as Java MIDP. We have no plans to produce other Java compilers. While we have made every effort to ensure everything works correctly, you use the software at your own risk. We will provide support for the compiler itself but unfortunately, we do not have time to answer general Java programming queries.

We acknowledge the trademarks and rights of Sun Microsystems and Symbian Ltd. A special word of thanks to Frank Bodmann, who wrote Javac for the Psion Series 5 on which this program is based.

To avoid any possible contravention of Suns licence agreements, we are unable to include any of Suns Java class files in our distribution. You will need to download Suns Java SDK (which is free) to extract and re-package some Java class files. We provide full details in the Readme.txt file included in the distribution zip.

Happy Java Programming on your P800 or Psion :-)

PalmGen is a Java program that will take a Palm Resource file (PilRc format) and generate GNUC source code that will set up form handlers for all of the forms that are defined in the resource file, object handlers for the objects in each form, and menu handlers for each menu.
The idea is to use a GUI resource editor (like Arbor Builder, or Falch.nets IDE resource compiler) to create all of your forms and objects in those forms, then use this tool to create the GNUC code for a working prototype, or skeletal framework.
Main features:
- Code Generation from a PilRC Resource File
- Fast Prototyping
- Hardware button can scroll through Forms
- Makefile generation
- Source file options.. all in one C file, in 4 files, or a file for each form.
- Specify Alert for each form event (when anything gets tapped).
Enhancements:
- GUI interface
- PalmTools 2.0 support
- Hardware Form Scrolling

Create C programs on your Palm fast and easily.
A framework with simple handling of buttons, text fields, checkboxes, and so on.

Needs freeware OnboardC compiler.

LispMe is a Scheme compiler and runtime system.

It can be used as a tool for quickly trying ideas and algorithms in a high-level language, but you can also develop applications for the Pilot, as LispMe now supports Pilots graphical user interface.

Videoz - have an archive of previously seen films and programs.
Enhancements:
- Increased the limit to 40 tapes.
- Performance modifications.
- Updated to CASL Compiler v3.3

A version of PocketC for running applets created by others, but without the overhead of the compiler.