Theoretically, one could code stuff in Python and generate the C++ equivalent using tinypy2c++ or Shed Skin.
See, a python to c++ convertor: http://shed-skin.blogspot.com/
TinyPy is a minimalist 64k version of Python
This could be made as part of the MoSync environment or you could convert it yourself and then put it in your MoSync project.
But which of the three will
Theoretically, one could code
Theoretically, one could code stuff in Python and generate the C++ equivalent using tinypy2c++ or Shed Skin.
See, a python to c++ convertor:
http://shed-skin.blogspot.com/
TinyPy is a minimalist 64k version of Python
This could be made as part of the MoSync environment or you could convert it yourself and then put it in your MoSync project.