OK, sounds like I've got some work to do. Will your binaries run on Intel XScale CPUs ? (I'm hoping to get a Verizon VX6700)

FWIW: my need has nothing to do w/ building pTk, or GUIs of any type. My need is actually much simpler/utilitarian: I've built up a spam killer script over the years that does a pretty good job at killing most of the garbage (esp. the more dangerous variety). On my laptop/desktop, I run both that script and Thunderbird, so I'm pretty safe.

Alas, to the best of my knowledge, the only email client for WinMobile is LookOut!, so my paranoia level is pretty high, and makes running my spamkiller script pretty critical.

Update: found some other email clients, so now I've got even more work to do <sigh/>

In reply to Re^2: Perl for Windows Mobile ? by renodino
in thread Perl for Windows Mobile ? by renodino

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