It's alright to remove the parentheses from those folders. However, any path
in your project that is set to {Compiler} will end up going into those
folders.
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Sent: Monday, October 03, 2005 9:01 PM
To: Palm
Right click on a source in the project window. One of the items is
preprocess.
-E
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From: Brian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 30, 2005 2:47 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: adding access path in CW 8.3
What preprocess command?
--
Luciano,
Give your resource elements a comment such as Down Arrow and Up Arrow
and they will be used to generate the header file name.
-E
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From: Luciano A. Stertz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2005 8:36 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
The MCP file is binary and there are no fixed offsets. I suggest you export
your projects as XML and twiddle about in there.
-E
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From: ll [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 06, 2005 10:54 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Parsing the
It is. You can get the resource compiler, PalmRC, by downloading and
installing PODS. After that, you can just pull out PalmRC.exe from the
installation and run it manually.
You can use PalmRC with CodeWarrior by putting your command lines in a batch
file and have the batch file generate a .TRC
Depends on what you mean by recompiling. This is one way that doesn't
require a code compiler, there may be others. Assumes you are using
windoze.
If you don't have PODS, get it and install it.
Bring up a command line window. Set the path to the bin folder in PODS.
Enter the following command
There are a couple places to turn things off. In your project window, make
sure the bullet is _not_ alongside any of the file names in the column with
the green bug on it. Then, in the project settings, go to the 68K Linker
panel and turn off the check box labeled Generate SYM file.
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From: Stadin, Benjamin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, July 31, 2005 10:18 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Standard Palm fonts on Windows?
Eric Cloninger wrote:
The font's themselves are Mac NFNTs. This is a well known
format and
some of the tools that work
Thanks for the link. I tried adapting that code to my situation and I still
get a quick return from SndStreamCreate. The simulator doesn't pass the
call through to my PC microphone but it's nice to dream. However, on my T|C
with an attached mic, it also doesn't work. This has to work
I need to record a bit of sound for a project but the docs on recording
sound are a bit sparse.
I make this call...
err = SndStreamCreate(stream, sndInput, 8000,
sndInt8, sndMono, StreamCreateCallback,
myData, 0, false);
Using CW 9.3 on T|C simulator as
Tam,
Would you be refering to the ENABLED attribute? I believe we removed this
property at the direction of our DTS group several months ago. If you need
to, you can open your XRD file with a text editor and change this property
to TRUE or FALSE as needed. Look for PUSH_BUTTON and in the XML
Any number less than 1 is valid. Truth be told, any unsigned
short is valid, but you really should keep them less than 1 to keep
from interfering with system forms. Constructor increments by 100 to
allow you plenty of latitude in numbering your form objects and knowing
which objects go
There should not be a maximum on the number of forms, however there is a
limit on the total number of resources in any one resource file. That
limit is in the vicinity of 2200. A MacOS resource file, using
Constructor, is going to have more resources than it appears because
forms are made up of
for any help you can give
Eric Cloninger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
There should not be a maximum on the number of forms, however
there is a limit on the total number of resources in any one
resource file. That limit is in the vicinity of 2200. A
MacOS
Which tool are you using to edit your forms? Is it Constructor, PilRC
designer, or the Palm OS Resource Editor? In Constructor, you copy and
paste into a bitmap window. In the Palm OS Resource Editor, you open a
bitmap and use the 'import' button. I have no idea in PilRC designer.
PalmSource installer
http://www.palmos.com/dev/tools/installer/
As Dr. Bontchev pointed out, you shouldn't go merging PRCs without it
being part of the design. But, if you need to know, you can use
PRCMerge that comes with PODS to do so. It is a Windows app that runs
on the command line. If
Ben Combee wrote
There is no sprintf library in CW -- you use the StrPrintF
API call instead.
Actually, that should read there is no sprintf library in CW _that you
can use for Palm OS development_.
Generally speaking, you can't use the C standard library for Palm OS.
strlen, atoi, memset,
Pete,
Go to
http://www.palmsource.com/developers/
To sign up for the Palm developers program. While you are there, pull
down the Palm OS Developers Suite (PODS). This is a free download.
PODS has the Eclipse IDE bundled with compilers, SDK, and samples for
doing vanilla Palm OS development.
Andre,
You need to segment your application. Look in the documentation on
multi-segmented applications. It means you will have to arrange your code so
that certain functions are grouped together within 32K of each other in the
code segments. It's a fairly complex subject, so you should read
I'm not an expert on the code signing tools, but I looked at the build
results for one of our signed apps and the command line went as
follows...
PrcSign foo.prc -o foo.prc -keyfile PrcSignKey.pem -passphrase
password -cert PrcSignCert.der
The thing that I see is missing from your command
www.palmsource.com/events
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Luc Le Blanc
Sent: Monday, April 25, 2005 10:40 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Which IDE?
Eric Cloninger a écrit :
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From: [EMAIL
(and then editing all the references to
them in the source) is a job I wouldn't wish on anyone.
- Paulo
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Eric Cloninger a écrit :
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Behalf Of Dr
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Roger Stringer
Sent: Sunday, April 24, 2005 10:40 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Which IDE?
...
Personally I think Constructor has a better UI than PilRC,
but both are better than the current resource editor
Are you running CodeWarrior 9.0 or have you installed the updates from
the Metrowerks site? It's best to run version 9.3.
Look in your codewarrior directory on the hard drive. Look in
codewarrior\bin\plugins. There should be a file in there called
PilrcAdapter.dll. Then, under codewarrior\CW
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Vesselin Bontchev
Sent: Sunday, April 24, 2005 1:04 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Which IDE?
Huh?! But the resource editor in PODS *is* GUI-based! And,
modulo some minor
Mike,
I don't want to dampen your enthusiasm for programming on the Palm, but
I also don't want to see you dig yourself in a hole and have a bad
experience. Your questions lead me to believe you need more grounding
in the basics of C development.
The Palm environment is not the best place to
Vesselin,
Thank you for catching that. I've submitted your bug. For your
reference, you can submit bugs yourself at
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/bugs
Regards
Eric
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In practice, you might consider aligning your record boundaries a little
differently.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jim McGowen
Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2005 5:27 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Data Base entrys...
Cathy,
I am happy to help out, as are those others who have responded to this
thread. They weren't trying to be smart so much as trying to get you to
follow the standards of our community. Some of the people who are
answering your questions may be your competitors, yet they still answer
Cathy,
Chances are, the CW installer is looking at a registry key and thinks
CodeWarrior is still installed but isn't checking that the files are
still there. Using regedit, look in
HKLM/Software/Microsoft/Windows/CurrentVersion/Uninstall
And see if there are any entries there for Metrowerks or
The version that is currently being released has the ability to generate
header files based on a template. The version that is currently being
tested in-house mimics Constructor's naming scheme. The activate these,
select your resource file in the files panel and click the check box
labeled
Which also gives you the ability to debug. Debugging your own OS on
other people's consumer hardware isn't a great way to go about things.
We have things like McCraigors wiggler, JTAG, and other hardware
debugging devices. You, with a Palm IIIx will not have these things if
you unwire the
Generally, you use a prefix file, which is just a .h file that is
automatically included in every project prior to any lines being
compiled. Look in the project settings on the C/C++ settings panel.
One of the tricks is to create a precompiled header by putting a .h file
in your project with an
Iain,
You should be able to create an output file that is larger than 64K,
just so long as no individual resource is larger than 64K. What does
theme1.xrd contain? Is it many resources?
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[EMAIL
Greg informs me that...
Global variables not showing up is a bug in CDT currently where they
don't query MI plug-ins for the list of global variables to populate the
list with.
That being said there is a work around: type the name of the global
variable into the Expressions tab. This work
You might check out Proview which is referenced from this wiki page that
Keith Rollin maintains...
http://flippinbits.com/twiki/bin/view/Main/DevelopmentToolsList
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Sent: Friday, March 11,
Jennifer,
Have you looked at the SysLib functions in
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/docs/palmos/SystemManager.html
A classic shared library is MathLib, which you can get the sources and
usage info at
http://www.radiks.net/~rhuebner/mathlib.html
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From: [EMAIL
That's an artifact of Constructor. V9 still uses
Constructor if you
want, but defaults to a new Palm OS 68K Linker and PilRC
for resources.
Hi. Does it still use the .frk and zero-length files etc?
I was under
the impression that those were something required initially
I believe you are mixing the wrong set of tools for the job. You can
use PilRC generated bin files with CW 9.x using the Palm OS 68K linker.
I do not believe you can use that linker with CW8. Ben will have to
clarify this, though.
As for using Rez (.r file) in your example, it is going to try
Don't think you will have much of a problem transporting your
source code, but the resource editor is a different format.
There are conversion tools to take your CW resource files (.rsrc) and
convert them to the new XML (.xrd) format. If you are using PilRC, the
conversion process takes your
Richard,
You should've been able to delete the Debug folder from the access paths
without any consequences. At least not those that you described.
Instead of deleting the path, you could change it to point to the root
of your project or some place benign. Just double click on the path and
One of the other things that is missing in the discussion of RTII, etc.
is the fact that dbooo is a pointer and Product is a type. If believe
the syntax you need is
if ( typeid( *dbooo ) == typeid( Product ) ) {
...
} else if ( typeid( *dbooo ) == typeid( Customer ) ) {
Notice the
Nigel,
You need to explicitly cast the result of MemPtrNew into your new type;
theMailInfoPtr = (MailAddRecordParamsPtr)
MemPtrNew(sizeof(MailAddRecordParamsType));
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Sent:
Palm OS Debugger is the most recent name of Palm Universal Debugger.
Apparently some folks didn't like the acronym for the original version.
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Marcelo van Kampen
Sent: Friday, January 28, 2005 1:54 PM
Regis,
If you would like to send me an email with the things you distinctly dislike
about the RE that comes with PODS, I'll be happy to listen. I have a list of
improvements that I work on given time. We are also looking at the general
eclipse integration issues, so ideas and feedback from
Huy uncovered a bug in RE that I'll mention here so that the solution is
there when others encounter it.
The bug occurs when copying and pasting an entire resource that contains
a popup trigger (Ray, this is probably what happened to you). While RE
will renumber regular form objects, it is
I'm not sure if I would call it the prefered way but it is a way.
Constructor is an older application and it's use is becoming deprecated.
This definitely falls into the category of workaround but it's doable.
I use this on one of my personal projects that I haven't converted to
PODS yet.
You
I find that I occasionally have a time discrepancy. I wake up on the
side of the road, missing several hours, and I feel like I've been
probed by aliens.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jim McGowen
Sent: Friday, January 14, 2005 6:20
Since he already has the 99 identifiers, he could continue to use them,
he doesn't have to use the ID generation that RE provides. Just so long
as he is careful to name his new resources the same pattern that
constructor uses. The C header mechanism that RE uses may need to be
reworked to match
Huy,
If you need a workaround, try editing the resource XRD file using a text
editor and modify the LIST_ID property that way. Then, reload it in the
resource editor.
If you can provide me with a reproducible set of steps, I'll look at
this. Or, if you can send me the resource file in
Because the payer has the option to cancel the contribution, it should
not be used for titles that use a registration code. Otherwise, it's a
good idea.
-E
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Sent: Monday, January 10, 2005
Terry,
rowBytes does not have to be even.
UInt32 numBits = bitsPerPixel * (UInt32) width;
UInt32 rowBytes = (numBits + 7) / 8;
How is it that you are having to concern yourself with this? The
conversion tools should all handle this properly. Is your source image
in an odd
I entered my email address into the developer login screen this morning
https://www.developerpavilion.com/palmos/page.asp?page_id=170target=pag
e.asppage_id=152msg=need_to_login
About two hours later, I received an email with my new password. I was
able to log in with that password and access
Does anyone know if the Treo handles the control focus
differently from
a standard PDA?
Yes, because it has it's own five-way navigation API. Modal
forms that don't have a 'fnav' resource will start with the
focus on the bottom-left most button. To start with the
focus on the
Will do.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Regis Nicolas
Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2004 3:21 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Incorrect PRC file ?
Please send me the PRC with the faulting bitmaps (you can
strip the
If your image is too large inside the PRC, it will not transfer. A 72K
bitmap is not allowed and Hotsync will choke trying to transfer it. I'm
surprised that your development tool doesn't pick up on this problem
earlier.
In your project settings, do you have compression turned on for the
Rgoer Flores has a lightweight XML i/o library. I'm guessing it would
compile to Palm.
http://ali.sourceforge.net/ for input
http://alo.sourceforge.net/ for output
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Sent: Tuesday, December
I mean Roger Flores. The coffee hasn't kicked in yet.
-E
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Eric Cloninger
Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 2004 10:20 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: XML support
Rgoer Flores has
The resource editor does not generate any C source code.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
David Orriss Jr
Sent: Friday, December 17, 2004 1:24 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: PODS and coding forms
Am I correct in assuming,
Download PRCExplorer from PalmGear.com and use it to browse through your
PRC and you might find it. The resources that begin with 't' or 'T' are
generally reserved types (tFRM, Tbmp, tSTL, etc.). 'code' and 'data'
resources are generated by the C compiler. 'tint' is a soft constant.
'BLST',
Tim,
That's a bug that has been pointed out to me already. I have a fix, but
it will be some time before the binary can be made public. I have a
workaround, but it involves using a hex editor on your resource editor
.exe. ;-)
I have a workaround for the workaround, though.
In the files
Does the resource exist in the PRC? Download PRCExplorer from palmgear
and look to see if the resource exists in the output file.
-E
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Aaron Hansen
Sent: Monday, December 06, 2004 12:32 PM
To: Palm
Look for the Palm OS Developer Suite (aka PODS) at
http://www.palmsource.com/developers/. No cost to download or use.
Enjoy.
It's based on the free Eclipse IDE, which will hopefully satisfy the
Java developer in you. :-)
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[mailto:[EMAIL
You will have much better luck on 2000/XP than on 98.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Paul Nevai
Sent: Monday, December 06, 2004 2:08 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Virtual PC and the simulators
Hi:
I know I had almost
Ricardo,
Can you provide me with a little more of the step by step detail of
what you are doing? I can try to track this down. Let me know what OS
you are running as well. If you want to contact me directly, feel free
to do so (eric dot cloninger at palmsource dot com). If you are trying
to
Are you sure you're getting the right .h file? I show FldReplaceText in
only the 6.1 SDK, not the 5.4 SDK.
I'd suggest that you check your includes for the 6.1 SDK.
-E
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Sent: Friday,
Correct. You cannot use the OS6 headers for your OS4 68K device.
-E
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Sony Santos
Sent: Friday, December 03, 2004 1:58 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: re: I'm getting undefined reference to
Ben, you have a typo in your signature
Developer FOURM Archives
That's just the way people talk in Texas. ;-)
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Stop and take a deep breath. Now, let's figure out what the problem is.
A crashing linker is not a common problem or else the thousands of
programmers who use CodeWarrior would not be using it. Your best bet
will be to use CodeWarrior 9.3. It has all the latest bug fixes and
support for
Try doing a full build on the project by doing Remove Object Code
(Ctrl-minus) and then Make (F7). If that doesn't work, does the
project actually include the .rsrc file or is there an in-between step
that has to be manually forced to occur?
-E
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From: [EMAIL
Ben wrote
3) You can also use PalmRC, included with PODS, to build an
.xrd file to a .trc file, then add that .trc file to your
CodeWarrior for Palm OS V9.3 project directly. The Palm OS
68K linker can link with .trc files (they're really just
resource-only PRC files), but there's no
[For some reason, this bounced the first time I sent it. Lyris thought
my reply had an attachment. My apologies if this goes through twice.]
John,
It sounds like the startup code library is corrupt. You can rebuild the
library by going to
c:\program files\metrowerks\CodeWarrior\CW for Palm OS
Just curious if the CW 9.2/9.3 upgrade is free.
It is. You will need to apply all the updates in order and then rebuild
all the libraries.
http://www.metrowerks.com/MW/download/updates.asp?date_op=on+or+afterye
ar=95month=01day=1did=findvers=CWPP9submit=Select+%3E%3E
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John,
The Palm OS Garnet APIs use C calling conventions, but that doesn't
require you to write C code to access them. There is a strong legacy of
using C, but it's not a requirement.
There are a number of ways you can use C++ in a Palm app that targets
Palm OS Garnet.
1) You can use C++ as a
The version of the Palm OS Resource Editor that ships with PODS 1.1 does not include
this functionality. This feature was added along with OS6-specific changes and we
decided it would be best not include it in the PODS release for stability purposes.
-E
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From:
You can use C++ to develop for Palm OS if you exercise caution with
regard to virtual functions and exception handling. There are article
in the Palm knowledge base and in the forum archives that describe what
you need to do.
As for tools, you can get the free Palm OS Development Suite at
Garf,
You will need to put custom resources in a separate file. The Palm OS
Resource Editor is intended for known resource types only. You can edit
the XRD file with any text editor, so just copy those custom resource
types to a separate file and remove them from the XRD file that has your
There is not currently a Cobalt device that is shipping. I don't know
when any will be out, nor could I tell you if I did due to NDAs with our
licensees. However, an astute observer could make an educated guess.
-E
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
You are better off using C++, given a few restrictions that are specific
to the Palm runtime model. You can write in C but use the C++
compiler for better type checking (just give your files a .cpp
extension). Then, as you get comfortable with C++, you can start using
some of its' features.
-E
I have the SDK from palmsource, but could not find
constructor anywhere in it.
Constructor is not a part of the SDK in PODS. It is old technology and
you should not base any new development on it. If you are planning to
use PODS, you should use the XML/XRD format.
I also could not find a
The SYM file contains the debugger symbolics for your application. It
is a separate file in the same folder as your application. Most likely,
the debugger thread in the IDE did not release the file pointer when you
stopped debugging. If you quit the IDE, wait a couple seconds and
relaunch the
Or -dbFlagHidden in PRCMerge (the postlinker that ships with PODS).
-E
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Behalf Of Ben Combee
Sent: Monday, June 07, 2004 8:58 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Hiding an app from the launcher
At
For new applications, should I start using the XRD format or stick to
PilRC for now? Are the XRD format and the resource compiler
stable enough
for production use? I really like that it's an XML format. I
see a wealth
of possibilities for automatically generating code using XSL
Is starting over even an option? ;) Backup anywhere?
Are you trying to open it in Constructor? Which version?
Do you have a hex editor around that you can look at the contents of the
file in the .frk directory? Does it look like the data is still there?
If the resource map in the .frk file
You beat me to the punch there Ben. Thanks.
-E
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Behalf Of Ben Combee
Sent: Thursday, April 22, 2004 6:41 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Corrupt RSRC file
At 03:13 PM 4/22/2004, Eric Cloninger
Just FYI, when you are in the project viewer, there will be a little dot
in the far right column, underneath the icon of the bug. This indicates
that debugging symbols are turned on for that source file. To turn it
on or off, click in the column for the file you want to enable/disable.
-E
One such product...
http://www.995soft.com/995bible/
I have no affiliation with the creator. I noted that they had a bible
program while looking at their web site a few days ago.
-E
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Behalf Of Matt Graham
I had good luck with phpBugTracker for a personal project that had about
40 members. Easy to set up and administer on any machine that can run
PHP/mySQL.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpbt/
-E
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That's not the way CW is supposed to work, or at least not on my
machine(s) on any version of CW going back many years. When you have
the Errors and warnings window, you should be able to click on an
individual error in the top part of the window and edit the problem in
the bottom part.
If you
There is a wealth of information on the bitmap formats on the developer
web site at http://www.palmsource.com/developers/. You will need an
account, but you can get that for free. Depending on which set of tools
you are using, you can just leave everything in Windows BMP format,
unless you are
Palm bitmaps are usually stored as part of your PRC or in a resource
database. The PilRC source code, which is available at
http://www.ardiri.com/index.php?redir=palmcat=pilrcsubcat=download
Will show how assemble a PRC and how to do the Windows-Palm bitmap
translation. The reverse processes
I seem to recall that the MacOS resource manager (upon which Constructor
is built) has a soft limit of around 2200 resources per file. A
constructor file may use more than one MacOs resource per Palm resource,
you maybe running into such a limit.
I may be remembering incorrectly and I no longer
Once I get the error message, I am no longer able to save,
even if I delete a few item. When this error occurs, the file
is no longer readable. I need to get a backup copy. :(
Most likely the problem is damaging or destroying the resource map.
This is one of those artifacts of using the
Why not ask something simple, like which is the best religion? :-)
Both are good at what they do, they just do it different. There are
people on this list writing real-world apps with CodeWarrior and
Falch.net. You can ask questions about either and someone will likely
answer them. So, both
Is sendName pointing to valid memory? i.e. At some point are you doing
sendName = (Char *) MemPtrNew(nameSize);
Or
Char buffer[SEND_NAME_SIZE];
sendName = buffer;
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From: Ricardo Marques [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 01, 2003 12:29 PM
To:
And, it's not like you have to use one or the other, right? IIRC you
can have a .r file for things that are templated and .rcp for your Palm
resources. Palmrez should handle them correctly. Or I could be
completely wrong. Sorry, I have a serious case of brain hurt right
now.
-E
you are better of cross compiling later versions of gcc yourself
Or buying CodeWarrior.
[...duck...run for cover...]
But I'm biased.
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Luc,
If you are using CodeWarrior, that's an artifact of the way the original
Constructor shifted the 32x32 MacOS icon resource to fit the Palm
launcher. Some versions of PilotRez/PalmRez shifted the icon and some
centered it along the x axis.
If you build your app using CodeWarrior 9.2, it
Chris,
Look at one of the most widely used shared libraries out there--mathlib.
The source and a tutorial are available at
http://www.radiks.net/~rhuebner/mathlib.html
-E
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From: Chris Apers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2003 10:54 AM
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Hello all,
I had something very odd happen this afternoon. I realized that I am
not getting all of the feed of palm-dev-forum delivered to my mail
account or something is happening on my server that I'm not aware of.
Has anyone else noticed their not getting all the forum emails?
Here's the
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