Why not porting CDC-PP reference implementation to PocketPC by ourself?

Hi All,
Seeing your open letter about Personal Profile for PocketPC, I have the question: Why not porting CDC-PP reference implementation to PocketPC by ourself? Or do you know any open source project on this topic?
in Java world, we should DIY (eclipse, Junit, ANT......)
Regards!
Tiger

Sorry, I missed the "reference implementation" in the subject. Can you even get the thing to compile? Taking a guess at which of the umpteen makefiles to use, I get pjt33@charis:/tmp/personal/build/share/$ make -f rules.mk
rules.mk:289: /empty.mk: No such file or directory
rules.mk:394: warning: overriding commands for target `/'
rules.mk:20: warning: ignoring old commands for target `/'
rules.mk:422: *** target file `/' has both : and :: entries. Stop.There are also licencing issues with using the reference implementation - if you want to distribute it properly, it seems you have to pay Sun an annual fee for the Technology Compatibility Kit.

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