EPOC Programming Resources

Last update - Jan 15, 1999

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The Window Server Psionics File This document is a comprehensive reference detailing the EPOC16 window server and its associated function calls. Under EPOC, the window server handles graphics, windows, and event processing. I authored a significant portion of this file found on Clive Feather's page. External link	EPOC16
The EPOC16 Object Oriented Programming Guide This tutorial and reference contains information on all the object classes in the ROM of the Psion 3 Series. It has a description of the function performed by each object and information on how to use it from within the OO EPOC extension to C, PLIB C, OPL, and Assembler. Not yet available	EPOC16
Animation Techniques Because Damage Graphics does not support OPL programs, I have documented some of the techniques Damage Graphics utilizes in animating sprites.	OPL

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EPOC World This site contains Symbian's (formerly Psion Software) developer information area. Access to the bulk of the site is restricted to registered developers. There are, however, some free resources available to the public. An excellent source of downloads and information.	All
Programming features on 3-Lib Steve Litchfield's excellent 3-Lib site has an entire section dedicated to various articles on EPOC programming. Most are geared toward OPL programmers, like his Beginner's Guide to OPL, but several articles are not language specific.	All
Cade Roux's Homepage This site contains useful information on EPOC object oriented programming.	All
McAleely.com: EPOC32 OPX database This site contains a nearly comprehensive index of publicly released OPX extension modules for OPL32.	OPL32
RMR Software's OPL32 Event Framework This page contains sourcecode of an event-driven application framework for OPL32 applications. Useful for intermediate OPL programmers.	OPL32
Psionics Files These pages contain vast amounts of advanced programming information, such as file formats and system calls. Maintained by Clive Feather.	EPOC16

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