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Programming Windows CE applications on your Windows CE machine (continued)
What's best for you? If your primary interest is in cranking out a handy little Windows CE utility or game in the least time, PocketC is your best bet. If you're developing a serious software project that requires compound data structures and inheritance, and if you have the Visual C++ Toolkit for Windows CE ready to add extensions, Python is the clear winner. If you're an old LISP hack, obviously Pocket Scheme is the way to go--but check out Python nonetheless. If you're just having fun, on a zero budget, or you've programmed in GWBASIC or QBASIC, Basice is fine place to start.
Tom Campbell is a programmer/writer for the Visual Basic team at Microsoft.
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