• Marcio <mqmnews321 sglebs.com> Mar 24 2006
• Roald Ribe <rr.nospam nospam.teikom.no> Mar 24 2006
• Marcio <mqmnews321 sglebs.com> Mar 25 2006

Marcio <mqmnews321 sglebs.com> writes:

Hi,

	Some cellphones support BREW. Would it be possible to write BREW apps 
for cellphones using D?

	I know nothing about BREW. Just thinking that between C++ and D, I'd 
rather use D.

marcio

Roald Ribe <rr.nospam nospam.teikom.no> writes:

Marcio wrote:
 Hi,
 
     Some cellphones support BREW. Would it be possible to write BREW 
 apps for cellphones using D?

     I know nothing about BREW. Just thinking that between C++ and D, I'd 
 rather use D.


AFAIK, brew is a Java like bytecode VM.

Roald

Marcio <mqmnews321 sglebs.com> writes:

Roald Ribe wrote:
 Marcio wrote:
 AFAIK, brew is a Java like bytecode VM.
 


   I don't think so. Look at 
http://brew.qualcomm.com/brew_bnry/pdf/developer/resources/gs/starting_brew.pdf 
, at the sample app on page 25.

/*=========================================================================
FILE: helloworld.c
=========================================================================*/
/*=========================================================================
INCLUDES AND VARIABLE DEFINITIONS
======================================================================== */
...


    J2ME (now JavaME) is the Java stuff (MIDP 2., CLDC-1.1 etc)

marcio