CASL has made it possible for me to create programs for my Treo, something I didn't know could be done this easily. The ability to test applications under Windows before synchronizing to the Treo is a tremendous time-saver. The language is flexible and you can use it to create commercial-grade and shareware applications. I would like to see the ability to navigate menus on the Treo using the five-way's middle button selector.
Given all the features available to you with CASL, it's clear that it is a tool worth serious consideration. Without the ball-and-chain of costly run-time fees, this may be the ideal solution for hobbyist programmers, shareware developers, and corporations interested in deploying PalmOS or PocketPC/Windows Mobile-based applications.
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Easy to learn language
Supports multiple platforms
No runtime fees
Many advanced features
Free for personal use (and competitive commercial pricing)
Testing can be done under Windows
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No installer support for Windows
There is a slight UI variation on the Palm vs. CASL in Windows
Treo five way select button does not allow selecting menus |
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