I enjoy using and programming Epoc & Symbian machines, if possible both : programming in OPL on my Nokia 9500. I currently have a Psion
Revo+, Nokia 9500 and Nokia N-Gage.
I have started with a Psion Siena 1 MB in 2000 (a little bit late, I know...), then a Psion Revo+ in 2001 that allowed me to release my first OPL software, Smuggers, initially as shareware. A Nokia 9290 from the Nokia Product Loan Program (thanks, Nokia !) in 2003 helped me to improve the Crystal version of Smuggers. A classic Nokia 7650 was my first Series 60 phone in the beginning of 2004, with a N-Gage in the end of 2004. In August 2005 I bought a Nokia 9500 but I have not much time until now, in 2006, to come back to OPL and C++ programming for EPOC and Symbian.
NEW :
Smuggers
is a freeware fast paced and addictive game. You are in a world of 50
challenging mazes, with 4 enemies, the Smuggers elephant mutants, and a
strange spider. It is written in OPL (nOPL+ indeed)
starting from late 2001. ( Epoc32 / Series80v1 / Series80v2 )
(16/10/2006)
RPGDice
is a freeware and open source OPL program for rolling RPG
dice. It is aimed to be used by RPG fans, but also to
help
the OPL community develop to Symbian Series 60 as its source code is
available. It is my first OPL program for Series 60. ( Series 60 ) (28/09/2006)
OPL Wizard
is a freeware tool for OPL programming.
It is aimed to help
the OPL community develop to Epoc and Symbian OS. OPL Wizard
comprises statistics tools and aiding tools to convert OPL
code from Epoc32 to Symbian OS 6/7. It has been written in OPL since
middle of 2003. ( Series80v1 / UIQ ) (21/03/2004)
Yacas
(Yet Another
Computer
Algebra System) is a freeware
and open-source (GPL)
C++ software project where I just collaborate to the Epoc version (and
Symbian OS in the future, I hope). It is
an easy to
use, general purpose Computer Algebra System, a
program for symbolic manipulation of mathematical expressions,
with
its own programming language designed for symbolic as well as
arbitrary-precision numerical computations. ( Epoc32 ) (22/03/2004)