Free cycle software for pda

Cycle Time is a quick and easy app for figuring a machines parts per hour and efficiency.

GPSCycleMaster for the Nokia phones is an advanced cycle computer that is absolutely free to download and use.
Use your Nokia 6600 (or series 60) Symbian mobile phone in conjunction with a bluetooth GPS receiver to view statistics and maps.
Using the OS GetAMap service for top quality mapping to display your position in real time.
Data logging functionality lets you review your rides and makes it a cinch to calculate distances travelled. The logs are stored in the industry standard GPX format making them easy to load into Google Earth, Memory Map or any other GPX compatible program/utility.
Enhancements:
- Changed the app to use $GPRMC and $GPGGA NMEA data. This adds support for more BT GPS units including TomTom MkII.
System requirements:
- Symbian Series 60 phone
- BlueTooth GPS receiver

Paschal Calendar is an application for the PalmOS platform used to calculate the Paschal and Lenten cycle of Orthodox Church.
The dates calculated are on the new calendar.
Enhancements:
- This is a ground up rewrite in C. There is no more need to have an NSBasic runtime installed to run this. It is also much smaller (~8k on my Zire 72). Unfortunately, the database format changed, so you MUST delete the old version before you install this one. If you do not it will crash. v 0.61 fixes the problem when there is no SS. Peter and Paul fast.
System requirements:
- Any Palm OS Hardware
- Palm OS 4.0
- 8KB RAM

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)