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[tec1]

Hello to all

I need to know like the applications are made (Add-in) in the classpad, I believe that these they are made in the computer, for what should have a special program to make them. Of where I can get this program?. Perhaps somebody possesses a programming manual to create the applications (Add-in) that can send

Thank you

En espa?ol

Hola a todos

Necesito conocer como se hacen las aplicaciones (Add-in) en la classpad, creo que estas se hacen en la computadora, por lo que debe tener un programa especial para hacerlas. ?De donde puedo conseguir este programa?. Tal vez alguien posea un manual de programaci?n para crear las aplicaciones (Add-in), que me pueda enviar

Gracias

[Daruosh]

Dear Alvaredo: The thing you are looking for is the SDK (Software Development Kit). SDK of ClassPad has not been released yet. You have to wait.

[tec1]

then: How make SDK

[Daruosh]

What do you mean?

SDK is a programming package lets you to write and develop specific applications. A company who has made the device, will provide the SDK.
If you can make something, you can let others to develop it. No??

[SoftCalc]

SDK stands for Software Development Kit. Casio has announced publicly that they will be releasing one sometime soon. What does "soon" mean? Well I can guarantee it will be released before the next version of Windows.

Keep you eye on the forums (UCF, casiocalto.free.fr, etc..). When the SDK is released it will be big new.

[Griott]

Softcalc, where can I find this public anouncement by CASIO?, I'd like to put a link to it in my web page.

I am letting students/teachers know the calculator (many of them are used to other brands) and one thing I tell them is that CASIO *will* release an SDK soon. If we dont know exactly when, can we know some of its features?: will it offer C++, ASM, Pascal prog capabilities? Will we be able to test the programs with a debuger and the CPManager? Will it be composed of command line tools only or will it have visual tools also?

Thank you!

[SoftCalc]

Softcalc, where can I find this public anouncement by CASIO?, I'd like to put a link to it in my web page.
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If we dont know exactly when, can we know some of its features?
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Hi Griott,

I think the SDK will be released very soon. I cannot say exactly when because schedules always changes slightly, but I can say *soon*.

As fas as features, the main programming language is C++. The SDK has a graphical IDE and a debugger that runs under Windows. It also has a full help file, programming guide, tutorial, and a hand full of example projects.

[CrimsonCasio]

look at the post right above yours

as for months i think its reasonable to say that casio is padding their time, every company does this and casio is very strict about anything it offically releases.