I was wondering if I get a c++ compiler that is usable on pda or pocket pc, would it still use mouse functions, or would I just have to use the buttons?
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I was wondering if I get a c++ compiler that is usable on pda or pocket pc, would it still use mouse functions, or would I just have to use the buttons?
Compilers don't have mouse functions (or anything else for that matter).
Your code has to work with the APIs provided by whatever implementation is around, so I guess that whatever OS is running on your PDA, it will have APIs for drawing on the screen, reading the input devices (buttons, touch screen, whatever).
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