Palm Python?

[Gregory Tucker]

There is also a scaled down version of Java called Waba, that is more
optimal for small devices. It does not support multi-threading, and lost a
few other features. There is a Waba VM available for both Palm and Windows
CE, and an application written for the WVM can be executed under a true JVM.

        http://www.wabasoft.com/

I believe there is active development of the WVM and the class libraries, as
well as applications written under it.

Of course, I would still prefer Python, but...

Regards,
Greg

Jason Petrone wrote:
> 
> David Broadwell <dbroadwell at mindspring.com> wrote:
> >> Not that this exactly belongs in a python ng but I'm told the
> >> only usable onboard programming environment is quartus, an ansi
> >> forth system by Neal Bridges.
> 
> I've found the Scheme implementation LispMe(http://www.lispme.de) to be
> usable onboard a palm.  It is very complete and has plenty of support for
> things such as graphics and sound.  However, as much as I hate typing all
> those parentheses in Scheme on a keyboard, it is 10x worse in graffiti.
> 
> Before LispMe, I found myself using a basic interpreter when I wanted to code
> on my palm.  It was usable and robust enough, but it was *basic*.
> 
> -jason
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