The Ten Developer Commandments of BREW

For leveraging your existing C/C++ development expertise in the realm of wireless development with this powerful platform.

by Derek Ferguson

December 13, 2002

QUALCOMM's Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless (BREW) is a platform that is ideally suited to creating powerful applications on memory/footprint-constrained devices. One of the ways BREW is able to do this is by working with truly compiled code that has been written in languages such as C and C++. In this article, I will give you a number of tips and things to watch out for—which I have called the Ten Commandments of BREW—that will help you to leverage your existing C/C++ development expertise in the realm of wireless development.

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Derek Ferguson is Chief Technology Evangelist for Expand Beyond Corp. (http://www.xb.com), "The Worldwide Leader in Mobile Software for Enterprise Management." Feel free to with questions or comments.