What software are you using to develop your palm application?

Karl Blessing aka kb244{fastHACK}

Karl,
Thanks for your inquiry... I am using PocketC.  Does that make a difference.  It is a really nice piece of software to start programming with because of the Price and less complex language.  I didn't even consider that this could be the (or part of )the problem.
What would you suggest.

I am not entirely familiar with the wide range of languages, but typically the "Easier" languages to use have a major drawback when speed comes into play. For example, if you done any DOS/PC programming, and you used the basic tools in QBasic, the graphics are such a crawl, compared to something that could be written in borland turbo C++ 3.0. I might recomend one of the more expensive commercial products, like codewarrior for palm, or mobilebuilder. I am still researching which palm development language to get myself, I'm leaning towards AppForge because it allows you to use Visual Basic to create your palm application (less of a learning curve required if you are already a visual basic developer, but speed still seems to be an issue here as well)

could you perhaps provide a URL to the IDE/Compiler you are using, so I can get a better idea of the problem, my current handheld is a Handera 330 , which is the new one they came out with since TRG Pro(Which I also recently owned and loved)

Karl Blessing aka kb244{fastHACK}

I strongly recommend Codewarrior, I know it is more expensive and harder to learn (unless you know the basics of C, where you just have to learn the Palm specific funtions), because all the documentation and shared source code uses it, every book I found about Palm Programming asumes you are using Codewarrior. I been using it since R5 and I absolutely love it.
It used to be a problem for Visor developers but, now they added the USB debugging capability, so we are happy.
Using Codewarrior you can even attend to the www.codewarrioru.com Palm Programming classes.

Sorry if I got to entusiastic.
Sebs