:)
hacking assembly into your C code to get around bugs is very common.
I'm sure Dmitiry can also comment on this :)
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why the glue library code should be open source; so one
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but in a more elegant manner (vs the nilEvent processing)
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i say it;
as you should really restructure your code. lockups are expected
on windows mobile :) not on palm.
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anyhow.
now that i think about it; i knew i wrote my own string routines for a reason;
there are a bunch of routines missing from the standard SDK that should
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FYI: here are my routines; (try to re-use what i can) :P
// look for a specific character in the memory buffer, starting at end
char *
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{
char *pos;
char *x;
int i;
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pos = NULL;
// pre-condition (cannot have
for; but thats how i
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a link to the paper discussed in that mail post
http://www.ardiri.com/publications/palmsource2000.pdf
keep in mind these documents are almost 7 years old - but, you asked :)
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, you have many options
y = (float)x / 100;
y = x / (float)100;
y = x / 100.0;
etc.. this is a standard C language issue; nothing related to palm
http://drpaulcarter.com/cs/common-c-errors.php#2.5
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need a mac osx intel machine -
with vmware to have windows/linux images. then you can do everything
from a single machine :)
vmware rules - if you dont know about it, check it out www.vmware.com
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seen her at any event/show.
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On Nov 1, 2007 9:36 PM, Dmitry Grinberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
to find the order, try random things.
There is a better solution, however: CodeWarrior.
or multi-section prc-tools :) just define what functions go into what section.
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can convert to and from using utilizies (par for example) on the desktop.
you simply install via hotsync.
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to change the string, so, it has to be in a
read-write memory location, hence the use of globals.
pc-relative information is for constant data.
ie:
const Char timeString[10] = my string;
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, not as a variable inside.
b) use a resource
resources are simply memory pointers when locked. not that slow at all.
what do you expect pc-relative data is? it is data inside a 'code' resource.
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as #defines, to no avail. What is the trick?
*((Int32 *)f) = fNAN;
*((Int64 *)d) = dNAN;
you need to tell the compiler to assign the int32/int64 direct as
bits, not try and convert them into float/double. its ugly, but, thats
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On 9/29/07, Harald Schlangmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you have complete code for PalmOS? There is no Int64...
Kind regards, Harald
typedef long long Int64;
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exist that remap
the basic character set into other sets as well. if you are looking for
a true unicode solution, specifically dealing with something like utf8
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then locking that down and using it. not everything you do on the pc will
work the same way on the handheld, in some cases, major design changes
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that does not
support it, or if there is a version out there.. its too old for my needs. i
have my own glue code :)
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PalmOSGlue.h from Palm OS SDK 5.0 (111823) and
MemGluePtrNew is not defined there. so now you know why
we had to write our own.. i think it was added 5.x+
granted, all new developers.. they are being handed all our
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i remember right Ken Kruger wrote some of the first headers, back
in 1998 :)
is we are doing history lessons :)
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What is the unpublished API ?
try searching for it :) it has been discussed a lot in the archives.
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or, you can use Ben's suggestions and use the types defined (standand C)
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On 6/8/07, Jagat Nibas Mahapatra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Isn't there any prc-tools for windows ?
www.cygwin.org
if you cannot install this, you need to pay. simple fact. no freebies.
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a SysUIAppSwitch() to it. of course, the manual creation would
be by receiving information over TCP/IP.
the unfortunate thing is that it is hard to have an application delete or
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- you can recompile prc-tools on the device.
now, porting POSE to the new linux+GUI libraries will mean you can have
a full garnet development platform on this new device.
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the limitation will be the size of the internal flash memory - can it
fit them?
if not then this is what sdcard slot is for... or usb
i am not sure if the expansion capabilities have been truely discussed yet.
my guess
windows xp.
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used to ship POSE on a CD rom (saved session)
with the rom built in. we needed an agreement with palm to do this. we
don't do it anymore tho, because now we have a native binary for windows.
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as one example.. the par utility will in fact do the job as well.
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On 5/11/07, Michal Seliga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
main.prg: entry point 0xb79c too distant
move your main function towards the start of the code segment.
0xb79c = 47004.
this value should be, at maximum 32767, the limit of the relative jump on 68k
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not try and back them up.
why not split them over two resources and re-create them on the device?
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recommend
looking at unix command line sed sources as a start.
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which you download *seperately* from the url above.
it probably wasn't supposed to be made available to the public at this
point in time - bad web hosting.
its probably too late now, but there should be a .htaccess file installed.
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server error - so, i had to click around.
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else if(romVersionsysMakeROMVersion(5,0,0,sysROMStageRelease,0)){ //pre-os6
you do mean:
sysMakeROMVersion(6,
there right :)
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- why not use two
seperate event structures? :) (Evt1, Evt2) and see what happens?
is the above code real? or, have you substituted it with code which
we may understand better? if so, post the real code. your results
dont match the code regardless how you see it.
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// The program's icon
ICON netTools.bmp
ICONCOLOR, or use the more up-to-date ICONFAMILY definition
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is to be located.
if you dont want to see it, or dont need it, simply move it out
side of the bounds of the form.
http://examples.oreilly.com/
palmprog/CDROM/Linux/Pilrc/pilrc2.0/doc/pilrc.htm#Form
GRAFFITISTATEINDICATOR AT (Left.p Top.p)
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variables have a default value of some form, and set it.
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:) you dont want to be
reading the address of 0xL :P
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:) word align has
a 50% chance of working or failing remember :)
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3 different sets of forms, no dynamic label.
:) ok. then the next step is to use a tool like prc2pilrc to convert
the final prc to a rcp file so you can check to make sure constructor
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in there to help. it all comes down to memory;
as long as the RGBColorType components are after each other; it'll work.
you can do a lot of cool tricks like color averaging etc with this too.
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On 2/26/07, Regis St-Gelais wrote:
never said stupid :)
you actualy did: // Aaron Ardiri sick of stupid questions (tm)
no-one reads signatures :)
On 2/26/07, Alexander R. Pruss wrote:
I have some bilinear resize code, both ARM and 68K, in the partial
myKbd source release at www.sf.net
of sample scripts in the prc-tools sdk folders.
you may want to do:
m68k-palmos-objdump -D file.o
so you can see the sections that are actually defined within your object file.
Any help would be appreciated.
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was encrypted based on the hotsync username. this was written in
2000 - and, it still works today.
you just need to know what your doing. no assembly needed.
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; your midlet would be an icon
by itself within the launcher.
i did this with our gameboy emulator (liberty) when it was ported to
the vtech helio - worked out quite well; but, we never did the same on
palmos; would have been nice.
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and the new lines.
chances are, the line offsets are off.
this happens occassionaly - if someone modifies a file after the
patch file has been made; but, it isn't impossible to still apply the patch
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!= NULL) DmCreateDatabase()
DmFindDatabase()
...DmOpenDatabase()
is the standard way to do things; and then handle your opendatabase
errors accordingly (ie: unable to open etc etc)
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On 2/15/07, Rabbi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
MemSet(event, sizeof(EventType), 0);
should be:
MemSet(event, sizeof(EventType), 0);
your passing the address of a pointer - which you should NOT be passing.
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the routine is right there for you.
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head = (char *) MemPtrNew(100);
StrCopy(head, text-GetCharPtr(header));
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database types. you can
find a list of these in the reference documentation.
you shuold stick to known database types like 'data' :)
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install a newer version.
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space. j2me.. mm. fun :) its just not
going to happen, there are so many other technologies that area really
going to take its place.
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a
blessing to fix the headers :) we, the sick ones.
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it dynamically; you just show/hide it as you deem necessary.
in fact; having it defined but with parameters that dont make sense for
display automatically hides the scrollbar.
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documented; but the desktop
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palmos has a known problem with dynamically generated forms, so its
more stable to define objects that are not used and/or not visible than
to attempt to create them on the fly.
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On 1/23/07, wawa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Excuse me, As said by Aarn Aadiri I forgot ...
for the record,
is it really hard to get my name spelt right? at least one of them?
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symbian
linux
other
might be better options, allowing you to select more than one. i have 120+
handhelds, running all of the above operating systems. surely, i dont use
them all at once, but i have a stash of 4-5 devices which i can choose based
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, that's not a big deal), but seems
more elegant (no checking for particular devices, no direct fiddling
with structures).
too much work :) i avoid PACE because its slower - only use it when
absolutely necessary. doing some 68K work requires messing with
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to the buffer. it is common that
you may request 1024 frames, but actually must process 2048.
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, and there are plenty of docs out there to read from. now,
i've spent the weekend homebrewing my PSP. i can tell you, its
been fun, but not something i would recommend to anyone :)
now my apps semi-run on the PSP :) just got a few things to tweak.
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but to answer your question; yes. it will work. you can either use a feature
memory pointer, or create a large resource in a database on the storage
heap. FtrPtrNew() is cleaner - a database of type/creator 'a68k/a68k' will
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manually - something most people just
wish the compiler would sort out for them (except when its buggy) :P
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PODS inherits from its dependency
on prc-tools, but i believe all compilers act the same way.
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a starting point for you.
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to it.
most debugging is done under visual studio in win32 when it comes to
application logic - but, device specific debugging (hardware type things)
is done using the above technique.
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routine; in addition to
its appropriate r9 table reference.
you seem to be bypassing the offical way to call 68K from ARM directly -
which is why it may work. the manner in which palmsource expects us to
call it (as above); may actually be broken for FrmSetDIAPolicyAttr on a T3
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is standard from 5.3+ - i just have to make it work with the
3rd party solutions that work on pre 5.3
the form modification direct on T3 does solve it - but, it doesn't explain
why the PACE callback crashes - which, to me is a PACE bug.
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API - my original email was to point out the recommended method
was busted (maybe a bug on T3 directly)
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difficult to write a white paper on something like this without
rewriting the complete SDK honestly. for what its worth; i dont really
have the time to do something like that.
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could find to post here :)
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certification.
it may help some self-made companies as consultants however.
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. If you're just doing this at form close, just don't remove
it at all -- it will be removed automatically by unloading the form.
i had a project that i managed to keep stable - but, ben is right. its
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- because i simply dont know at compile time
what my user interface was going to contain. it was a 100% scripted application
that would build UI's based on script values.. super fun.
in these types of projects; dynamic UI is essential.
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On 12/20/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
does it support square root, exponents, multiplication, division
What place of decimal accuracy is supported?
google + mathlib + palm
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of instruments. if you want to check it,
listen to a midi on the desktop (windows/mac); then, play it back as
a ring tone on the treo.
you'll hear two different things.
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for it to compile and execute (gave segmentation fault); but, it
wasn't that hard to track down the bug.
the core is there - you should be able to get it working easily.
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function is of type void. Is the forward declaration necessary?
just change it to:
static void UniqueUpdateForm(...)
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