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Microcode - OpenSource porting solution -
2006-04-19, 00:23
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Join Date: Aug 2003
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Location: Oldenburg, Germany
 Sebastian Szczygiel
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The team behind J2ME Device DB project, which currently supports 385 device profiles, has released the first version of
Microcode - multi-device development and deployment framework for Windows OS. Microcode features: - integrated powerful preprocessor Filepp - device properties from j2me-device-db project (over 300 devices supported) - obfuscation with ProGuard - bundling of resource files with Resource-Collector - the framework is really light-weight and easy to use A tutorial how Microcode works is available online here: http://j2me-device-db.sourceforge.ne...crocodeExample Project homepage: http://j2me-device-db.sourceforge.net corpris.com - j2me mobile applications 
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Re: Microcode - OpenSource porting solution -
2006-04-19, 18:54
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very nice, i checking it out now...
Jason Glass http://IChiBanComputers.Com
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