I noticed Visual C++ for Windows CE with Windows CE emulator released in some
newspaper. I do not know anything about Windows CE but having emulator I
probably can try (Mega)POV-Ray compilation with it. But first I need to know if
there is any possible user of such compilation.

ABX

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ABX wrote:
> I noticed Visual C++ for Windows CE with Windows CE emulator released
> in some newspaper. I do not know anything about Windows CE but having
> emulator I probably can try (Mega)POV-Ray compilation with it. But
> first I need to know if there is any possible user of such
> compilation.

You could try, but personally I wouldnt bother - you just dont have the RAM
on the old CE platform to play with
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ABX wrote:

> I noticed Visual C++ for Windows CE with Windows CE emulator released in 
some
> newspaper. I do not know anything about Windows CE but having emulator I
> probably can try (Mega)POV-Ray compilation with it. But first I need to 
know if
> there is any possible user of such compilation.
> 
> ABX

I would test it. I'm working with WinCE, but in Industrial Automation... I 
have worked one time with the Emulator, 
but it's slow. I have also think about a PovRay on WinCe but didn't found 
time to realize.  

Zan

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On Wed, 19 Mar 2003 15:23:14 +0100, ABX wrote:

> I noticed Visual C++ for Windows CE with Windows CE emulator released in some
> newspaper. I do not know anything about Windows CE but having emulator I
> probably can try (Mega)POV-Ray compilation with it. But first I need to know if
> there is any possible user of such compilation.
> 
> ABX

I have an iPAQ h3830 and I've always wanted to have POV-Ray on it. Why 
waste 206 free megahertz you're not using anyway?

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"ABX" <abx### [at] abxartpl> wrote in message
news:clug7v4540gmr3cdkvsrucpsuv0m96trf8@4ax.com...
> I noticed Visual C++ for Windows CE with Windows CE emulator released in
some
> newspaper. I do not know anything about Windows CE but having emulator I
> probably can try (Mega)POV-Ray compilation with it. But first I need to
know if
> there is any possible user of such compilation.

--> ..like my port of Povray to a IBM/RS6000 machine with AIX 4.3.3 ..nobody
cares :-)

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I'd _try_ it.   I've been putting all kinds of things on my CE machine just
because I can.  POV-Ray would be cool.  I could raytrace in my pocket.

:-)

Rick

Daniel Genrich wrote:
> "ABX" <abx### [at] abxartpl> wrote in message
> news:clug7v4540gmr3cdkvsrucpsuv0m96trf8@4ax.com...
>> I noticed Visual C++ for Windows CE with Windows CE emulator
>> released in some newspaper. I do not know anything about Windows CE
>> but having emulator I probably can try (Mega)POV-Ray compilation
>> with it. But first I need to know if there is any possible user of
>> such compilation.
>
> --> ..like my port of Povray to a IBM/RS6000 machine with AIX 4.3.3
> ..nobody cares :-)

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Rick Gutleber wrote:
> I'd _try_ it.   I've been putting all kinds of things on my CE
> machine just because I can.  POV-Ray would be cool.  I could raytrace
> in my pocket.

Its probably beem mentioned in this thread before, but dont forget YASRT
(www.yasrt.org)

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"Daniel Genrich" <dan### [at] inventivesoftcom> wrote in
news:3ece6b96$1@news.povray.org: 
> --> ..like my port of Povray to a IBM/RS6000 machine with AIX 4.3.3
> ..nobody cares :-)

Sigh... was hoping I could offload my renders on our IBM SP2 (RS6000 based) 
"fridge" back when we got it at work in '96, but the damn thing's CPU 
utilization is always up there, no cycles to spare.  I think my PC is more 
powerful... ;-)

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