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The Z++ virtual processor (Z47) is "Machine.prc" which appears as Z++ in red, on
the launcher. When Z++ is tapped it will list all available Z++ programs and
allows you to select and run the programs.

The initial screen also allows you to create text files which are manipulated
like files on Linux or Windows, via familiar C++ stream libraries. In other
words, files for Z++ are the same regardless of platform. Interestingly, even
though Palm OS (at least for m505) is not multi-threaded, Z++ is in fact just
as multi-threaded on Palm as it is on any other platform. Thus, Z++ programs
are universally independent of platforms.

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You will find several workspaces including projects in the IDE package for Palm.
The folder is PalmSamples, in the PDAsmaples subdirectory of Examples folder.
There are also examples for Palm in the Database folder of Examples.

Double-click a resource filename in any project, and Z++ GUI Maker will pop up.
You can modify and rebuild projects as you wish.

The executable output will have extension "PDB", such as sample.pdb. However,
when you tap Z++ on Palm launcher, it will list Z++ executable with "ZXE"
extension, as usual. Thus, sample.pdb will show as sample.zxe.

