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Product Description:
mySTEP is a variant of the open source projects mGStep/GNUstep for providing full compatibility to the Cocoa framework (Foundation + AppKit + some other key frameworks). This allows straightforward porting of Mac applications from MacOS X to embedded systems like the Sharp Zaurus or OpenMoko platform.
To use it you need a cross compiler Xtoolchain (also found through Versiontracker) on a MacOS X machine with Xcode.
With this SDK you can expand existing Xcode projects to be cross-compiled for the ARM processor.
To use it you need a cross compiler Xtoolchain (also found through Versiontracker) on a MacOS X machine with Xcode.
With this SDK you can expand existing Xcode projects to be cross-compiled for the ARM processor.
What's new in this version:
Many bugs fixed.
For a detailled list please refer to: http://www.quantum-step.com/download/sources/mySTEP/HISTORY.rtf
For a detailled list please refer to: http://www.quantum-step.com/download/sources/mySTEP/HISTORY.rtf
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4
- Xcode 2.4 or later with Apple X11
- Xtoolchain ARM cross compiler
- Sharp Zaurus or OpenMoko device
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Dell Axim X50 - Version: 1.11, 9/17/2005 03:06PM PST
ylon
I'm quite excited about this. It would seem that this very software would make it possible to do the same things with a Dell Axim and so forth once they get Linux working properly with it since the Zarus just runs Linux. Also, it also may be possible to use some of the other Zarus tools on a Dell, etc. once these issues get sorted out. Just wanting to throw this out to show that there is more potential for this software than meets the eye!!!
Zaurus - Version: 1.8, 9/16/2004 07:05AM PST
peterpayne
The Zaurus is really cool -- why isn't anyone getting into it? Why the lack of comments, users, people interested in using this great tool? It's frustrating... It can do 99% of the things a laptop can, yet there's not nearly enough people bothering to get one and play with it!
A Macintosh PDA! 
- Version: 1.5, 2/27/2004 04:40AM PST
Revenant--2008
This is an amazing achievement! On the basis of what has been created here, the Sharp Zaurus PDA essentially becomes a Cocoa-based mini-Macintosh. The possibilities are limitless.
I think the creator should consider contacting Sharp and/or Apple directly about licensing this software so that both companies might work on developing this product.
I look forward to seeing what develops from this project!
I think the creator should consider contacting Sharp and/or Apple directly about licensing this software so that both companies might work on developing this product.
I look forward to seeing what develops from this project!
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- A Macintosh PDA!
