[PD] Puredata for windows mobile 2003 (wm2003) - reformulated considering pd anywhere

[Fernando Gadea]

Hello Hans-Christoph
Thankyou for your answer.
As for now I am not getting any answer from the axim-linux porting list 
(the axim is nowadays abandonware, as far as I know) what you propose 
seems to be my best chance. Could you (or anybody in the list) tell me 
what proccedures should I study and where should I find the info I need?
Best reggards
Fernando



Hans-Christoph Steiner escribió:
>
> You could try making a WM build of Pd.  The hard part would be the 
> audio I/O.
>
> .hc
>
> On Jun 24, 2010, at 4:00 AM, Fernando Gadea wrote:
>
>> Hi again.
>> If puredata anywhere (only-linux) is the answer when speaking of 
>> ppc... ...I guess I must wait a bit longer until the aximx50-port 
>> project (http://handhelds.org/moin/moin.cgi/DellAximX50) gets to +-A 
>> code (I am still relatively young and healthy, I guess)
>> :)
>>
>>
>>
>> Fernando Gadea escribió:
>>> Hi all!
>>> A dell axim x50 came to mi hands recently. It has the following 
>>> characteristics:
>>>
>>> intel pxa270 520 mhz processor
>>> 64Mb RAM
>>> 128 Mb ROM
>>> windows mobile 2003 second edition version 4.21.1088
>>>
>>>
>>> Is there any puredata version capable of running in such a device?
>>> How should I do to install it (I understand that the installer for 
>>> this device are of the CAB type (whatever it means).
>>>
>>> I have been looking for info about installing linux in this dell, 
>>> but apparently the actual proved buids had failed to recognize the 
>>> sound interface, leaving the device uncapable of recording or 
>>> producing sound. So the puredata version I am looking for is for 
>>> wm2003.
>>>
>>> Thankyou in advance for any tip.
>>>
>>> Fernando
>>>
>>
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