Hi
The Psion doesn't run Windows CE but I am planning on learning its own
language, OPL.  This is a very high powered form of basic.  It has a built
in RS232 port which could connect into most programmers (among other stuff
like IrDA).  This also means that getting code on is easy.  When I learn
the language, I hope to make an assembler.  The general idea I have is to
keep the main development on the PC, move the code to the psion and only
use the psion for adaptations to the code and programming.  For on site
updates this would be ideal where complete new code is used or for
tailoring options for customers onsite.  For me it means I can develop code
anywhere, at school, on the bus whatever and program a chip without moving
files about too much.


Tim


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