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CodeWarrior was mainly popular for PalmOS, but had numerous targets. It was a standard prior to the gcc getting mainstream recognition. =3
by Joel_Mckay 2y ago
CodeWarrior was mainly popular for PalmOS, but had numerous targets.
It was a standard prior to the gcc getting mainstream recognition. =3
- pjmlp 2y agoNot much of a standard on PC, other than being the way to produce Palm, Epoch and Symbian apps, until Nokia replaced it with Eclipse based tooling, Carbide.
- Joel_Mckay 2y agoMetrowerks stuck around a long time in the embedded space. Eclipse was more of a phenomena in the Java/OO paradigm, but was often slow on older platforms. Still, many folks embraced the open ecosystem when it became popular. Symbian was 10 years ahead of their time, and brought a lot of new paradigms to mobile. Leaving the master signing key on a reset device was a teachable moment for most folks. =3