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I called the phone number on the palm website, they have no idea there is a
CW R.7!



"MWRon" <mwron@metrowerks.com> wrote in message
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> Warriors:
>
> I am pleased to announce the immediate availability of CodeWarrior for
> Palm(r) OS Platform, Version 7.0.
>
> CodeWarrior, the world's most popular and comprehensive software for
> building applications that run on Palm OS platforms, offers a complete set
> of development tools to create programs that will run directly on a Palm
> OS device. The CodeWarrior Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
> includes everything you need for fast development of Palm OS applications:
> editor, project manager, C/C++ compiler, linker, direct-to-device
> debugger, with source- and assembly-level debugging capability. Hosted on
> Windows(r) and Mac(r) OS computers.
>
> The top new features and improvements in this version are:
>
> 1) New IDE - The IDE (Integrated Developer Environment) has been revamped
> and improved.  It features an improved editor that is easier to use and
> has new features such as a new "Find..." utility.  The new IDE also
> features a new, powerful C/C++ symbol browser.
>
> 2) Improved Linker - The new linker checks the developer's code for
> "segments" (e.g. blocks of reserved memory) that are too big for Palm OS
> and the underlying CPU architecture to handle.  So, if a developer tries
> to use a block of memory that is greater than the inherent 64K limit, the
> linker detects this and flags it for attention.  The linker also prevents
> the generation of invalid PIRC files.
>
> 3) Improved Debugger - The new debugger features improved error checking,
> USB debugging support for Handspring Visors, and can show XML register
> details of the 68K CPU's general purpose registers.
>
> 4) Improved Compiler - Conforms to the latest ANSI/ISO C/C++ standard, and
> features inline assembly language support.
>
> These and other improvements are now part of the seamless CodeWarrior for
> Palm OS v7.0 development tool.  For more details, please see the product
> data sheet, attached.
>
> The MSRP is $369.  But wait!  In conjunction with the PalmSource show next
> week, we will be having a PalmSource Special pricing of $249, valid from
> Dec. 11-15.  CodeWarrior may be bought during that period at the special
> price at the PalmSource Store, or by calling 1-800-377-5416.
>
>
>
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>
> Metrowerks, a Motorola Company   -  Ron Liechty
> "Software Starts Here"   MWRon@metrowerks.com

In article <f1dY5.180943$td5.25907402@news1.rdc2.pa.home.com>, "Matt
DeCaro" <mdecaro@home.com> wrote:

>I called the phone number on the palm website, they have no idea there is a
>CW R.7!

If you called this number 
 Sales Only: 1-800-377-5416 US and Canada Only

they should know, if you called a different number then they don't know
about it,  it just came out today.  

Ron

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Metrowerks  "Software Starts Here"   MWRon@metrowerks.com

MWRon wrote:

> Warriors:
>
> The MSRP is $369.  But wait!  In conjunction with the PalmSource show next
> week, we will be having a PalmSource Special pricing of $249, valid from
> Dec. 11-15.  CodeWarrior may be bought during that period at the special
> price at the PalmSource Store, or by calling 1-800-377-5416.

What about european customers? Will there be a similar special pricing?

Udo P.

In article <mwron-0812001600000001@c243286-a.bcreek1.mi.home.com>,
MWRon <mwron@metrowerks.com> wrote:
>I am pleased to announce the immediate availability of CodeWarrior for
>Palm(r) OS Platform, Version 7.0.

How well does this new CW for Palm release coexist with the latest
CW Pro and Java release?

I remember having many problems getting last years Palm and Pro
releases to coexist on a single bootable Mac disk (debugger, nub and
IDE pref conflicts, etc.)


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In article <3A34B4B8.78ADC731@t-online.de>, Udo Piechottka
<ifmd.messdatensysteme@t-online.de> wrote:

>What about european customers? Will there be a similar special pricing?

I believe that this deal is just for the Palm Developer community that is
attending Palm Source.

Ron

-- 
CodeWarrior PersonalJava Edtion
The speed, integration, and flexibility of the product are truly impressive.
Java Report Online
http://www.javareport.com/html/from_pages/product_review.cfm?articleID=1616

Metrowerks  "Software Starts Here"   MWRon@metrowerks.com

In article <914jdg$7p3$1@samba.rahul.net>, rhn@nicholson.com wrote:

>How well does this new CW for Palm release coexist with the latest
>CW Pro and Java release?

On Windows, you must have Pro 6 installed first, then Windows will detect
the installation and ask you if you want to merge.  On Mac there is an
option to do a Merge Install, however the 68K libraries and precompiled
headers must be rebuilt (if they are installed).

Ron

-- 
CodeWarrior PersonalJava Edtion
The speed, integration, and flexibility of the product are truly impressive.
Java Report Online
http://www.javareport.com/html/from_pages/product_review.cfm?articleID=1616

Metrowerks  "Software Starts Here"   MWRon@metrowerks.com

In article <mwron-1312001203140001@c243286-a.bcreek1.mi.home.com>, 
mwron@metrowerks.com (MWRon) wrote:

> On Windows, you must have Pro 6 installed first, then Windows will detect
> the installation and ask you if you want to merge.  On Mac there is an
> option to do a Merge Install, however the 68K libraries and precompiled
> headers must be rebuilt (if they are installed).

Could you elucidate on the Mac situation, please?

Should you do a Pro 6 install first, then a merge install of Palm R7, or 
vice versa?  Or is it easier to do clean installs of both and hand-merge?

Thanks!
Lee

In article <lee-C61776.10241027122000@news>, Lee Fyock
<lee@peanutpress.com> wrote:

>mwron@metrowerks.com (MWRon) wrote:
>
>> On Windows, you must have Pro 6 installed first, then Windows will detect
>> the installation and ask you if you want to merge.  On Mac there is an
>> option to do a Merge Install, however the 68K libraries and precompiled
>> headers must be rebuilt (if they are installed).
>
>Could you elucidate on the Mac situation, please?

Install CodeWarrior Pro v6  install  Palm r7 using the Merge option,  then
rebuild the 68k libraries and precompiled headers.

That is it. 

Ron

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