Re: TCP buffer size?

TCP, but since we use SPT 1842s, we can't do any better than OS 4.0. I'm not well-versed in networking, but I'll do some research on PPP so that maybe I can understand this a little better. Thanks for the help! Jeremy Neal Kelly Software Engineer Peapod -- For information on using the Palm

Re: TCP buffer size?

is wrong. Jeremy Neal Kelly Software Engineer Peapod -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

TCP buffer size?

/IP stack occupies 32K, but I understand that some or all of this is code. I searched the PalmSource site and the 'Companion', but found no answers. Does anyone have an answer for this, or better still -- a reference? Thanks, Jeremy Neal Kelly Software Engineer Peapod -- For information

Re: To POL or not to POL

at CodeWarrior's site), but you should do some research before you get started with them. Jeremy Neal Kelly Software Engineer Peapod Mark Chauvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Is there any reason why I should NOT consider rewriting my app in POL? I think it would help me make

Re: begineer, Codewarrior

should be able to guide yourself. Best of luck, Jeremy Neal Kelly Software Engineer Peapod -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

Re: palm_dev archives at http://www.escribe.com/computing/pcpqa/

://groups.yahoo.com/group/palm-dev-forum/) is a better archive, in my opinion, but as you've probably noticed, new posts aren't being recorded there anymore. Unfortunate. Jeremy Neal Kelly Software Engineer Peapod -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http

Re: how to convert char array to CharPtr type

; --After processing... array[length] = '\0'; StrCopy(result, array); It worked in CW 7. But doesn't work in CW 8. How do I solve this problem??? Where are you allocating the memory referenced by 'result'? A pointer needs to point *to* something to be of use. Jeremy Neal Kelly

Re: POLForm.cpp: Near data segment is bigger than 64k.

, anyone with CodeWarrior 8 or 9 should follow Ben Combee's advice and try expanded mode before changing their code. Jeremy Neal Kelly Software Engineer Peapod -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

Re: PilRC Designer Updates

overdue -- that really doesn't answer the question. Is there another way to update PilRC Designer? Jeremy Neal Kelly Software Engineer Peapod -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

Re: new/delete problem in PALM OS

, but let me ask: how do you know it's not being deallocated? Jeremy Neal Kelly Software Engineer Peapod -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

Re: sizeof

rguevara [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Because the Char allocate one more bit for '\0' Sorry, but this is definitely *not* correct; see Ben Combee's earlier post for the correct answer. Jeremy Neal Kelly Software Engineer Peapod -- For information on using

Re: Avoid Exit a Program

. If the button creator ID is set to the current application, the keypress will instead be ignored. Good luck, Jeremy Neal Kelly Software Engineer Peapod Régis Daniel de Oliveira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hello all, I'm starting to develop an aplication that should

Re: Avoid Exit a Program

difficult to accomplish that even I have difficulty with it sometimes (which should not be construed as a compliment to Symbol, by the way). Regards, Jeremy Neal Kelly Software Engineer Peapod Mark A. Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Aren't there also other ways

Re: Advice sought on design of a db of linked lists of linked lists of bitmaps?

a nightmare! Good luck, Jeremy Neal Kelly Software Engineer Peapod Alexandre Rousseau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi, title says it all, though cryptically perhaps. I am writing a mini storyboarding application and am about to embark on the persistence part

Re: Advice sought on design of a db of linked lists of linked lists of bitmaps?

It's certainly possible to save your linked lists in a database, but the only method I know of is quite tedious. If you like, I'll write it up for you; otherwise, perhaps someone has a neat trick for doing this. Er... as you can see, I went ahead and did just that; this paragraph should've

Re: Advice sought on design of a db of linked lists of linked lists of bitmaps?

records will not. Would someone care to confirm my thinking here? As for loading your bitmaps in a quarter-second -- well, I haven't actually tried it, but I'd be surprised if it were any slower than that. Best regards, Jeremy Neal Kelly Software Engineer Peapod -- For information on using

Re: Palm, look into inlined functions!

My post is obviously a comment on the newsgroup, rather than the platform per se. Anyway, what makes your 'moaning' about developers more valid than another's 'moaning' about the platform? Criticizing the platform is 'doing something', as long as it's done in a constructive way. Discouraging

Re: Palm, look into inlined functions!

Everyone, please try to remember: All the idiosyncrasies of this platform are there for your own good. If you don't understand that, then you obviously haven't read every one of the thousands of pages of documentation available to you. Or you're simply not as smart as we are. Or both. Every

Re: 'Near data segment is bigger than 64K'

Thank you for your suggestions. This bit in your PalmSource presentation (under 'Header Hacks to Reduce Overhead') is very intriguing, but I'm having troubling implementing it. The page says, In PalmTraps.h, modify the OS_CALL macros to add throw () to the prototypes First off, I assume

'Near data segment is bigger than 64K'

increment my SOL counter and start working on those callback thunks? Thanks for your help. Jeremy Neal Kelly Software Engineer Business Software Development Peapod, Inc. -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

Re: Hard Reset

For what it's worth, I have used SysColdBoot(NULL, 0, NULL, 0, 0) on 3.5.2 devices (and possibly on 3.1; I don't quite remember), and it worked fine. I didn't do anything special beforehand, either; it just worked. It never occurred to me to skip the confirmation screen, so I can't help you

Re: how to upgrade CW

Wait a minute. Is it necessary to upgrade CodeWarrior just so he can use the 4.0 SDK? That seems to be what he's really after. fawaz bokhari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:78827@palm-dev-forum... Hi, I have Code Warrior for Palm Pilot 3. I want to upgrade it so that I can use Palm

Re: Expanded Mode Kills CodeWarrior IDE

...if you use the A4/A5 runtime and your project isn't set to expanded mode (see the 68K Project panel), this could cause an error -- I'll have to check to see how the linker handles that. That fixed it. I originally used the whitepaper as a guideline to set up expanded mode, but didn't see

Re: The Mystery of the Near Data Segment

This gets stranger and stranger, and luckily -- easier. With Ben's help I was able to compile my app in expanded mode. I then put it back in 'regular' mode so I could investigate further. And -- to my immense surprise -- it compiled and linked. Unless I'm very much mistaken, the exception

Re: Questions about database

Well, I don't really understand what you mean by first database can have many records or each record in the database points a linked list of their sub; however, I think the answer is pretty simple. Assuming each list is displaying a different type of data, store that data in a separate database,

Re: Questions about database

My understanding is SU wants to store a linked list. Oh, I think you're right, but the question is: why? I got the impression that the poster wants a linked list simply because it's convenient then to display the data. The database has to be sorted to have a better performance. The sorting

Re: C++ on the palm

I use Bear River's Palm Application Framework, referenced in the first of Mr. Rollin's links. I am very pleased with it. Here's a link to their site: http://www.bearriver.com/developer/palm/ Their PRecord class is simple, but you may find it useful for your work. Good luck! Jeremy Nuss

Re: Database

If I understand your question correctly, the problem is not so much how to create a database, but rather, how to write your data into it. With a relational database, these issues are related: you specify a schema when you create a table, and this determines what data you can store in its records.

Re: Handango at 30% !!

Out of curiosity, would it be practical to charge different prices through different distributors? This would allow customers who really like Handango, for example, to pay a voluntary premium for using it. It might also encourage distributors to lower their cut, since they could lose business to

Re: I hate to say I told you so but..

My intention is not to defend Mr. Davis, per se, but rather the right of members to criticize this platform without generating a cascade of knee-jerk responses. Consider: though people have criticized the original post in every way imaginable, it has actually started a really productive thread; I

Re: I hate to say I told you so but..

For what it's worth, I don't like his tone either. But though the original post indeed smells like a troll, what better place is there to discuss Palm's shortcomings? Too many posters view this forum as some kind of Palm booster club, and they jump on everyone -- even thoughtful writers -- who

Re: Favorite Palm Programming book: looking for an intermediate book for CW

Unfortunately, there is no programming book that isn't loved by some in this group and hated by others. For my part, I strongly endorse the 'Palm OS Programming Bible' (not to be confused with the 'Palm OS Bible'). It's reasonably current and complete, the prose is efficient, and the exposition

Re: I hate to say I told you so but..

Mssrs. Barton and Lippincott make excellent points. My intent, however, is not to advocate Pocket PC; my purchase and use of the iPAQ is the only advocacy I think is necessary. Rather, my point is that it's perfectly reasonable for posters to say 'WinCE has this feature or that advantage; why

Re: I hate to say I told you so but..

And how much does this amazing Palm of yours cost? How many different vendors must you buy from to assemble it? How much expertise must you have to get it running? Get a clue. You might dislike Mr. Davis' tone, but is there no merit at all to what he's saying? Do you think the huge growth in

Re: application srarts after reset

Not that I know of, though you can set an alarm when your app receives a sysAppLaunchCmdSystemReset launch code and have it immediately run your app; this achieves much the same effect. Good luck, Jeremy Neal Kelly Software Engineer Business Software Development Peapod, Inc

Re: Creating .pdb's externally.

Neal Kelly Scott Herman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:53867@palm-dev-forum... This post intrigued me, since I am building an app which is really just a front end for a custom DB. I have about 182k of delimter separated ASCII data which I need to load into a .pdb. How can I do

Re: Operating System Error - 30870

Is it Windows? Is it CodeWarrior? Who knows -- either way, the poster asked a perfectly legitimate question. And if you're trying to stick up for CodeWarrior... well, good luck. As I'm sure you know, they are neither responsive nor responsible when it comes to addressing bugs. So, does anyone

Re: Turn back to program after Hotsync ?

Sorry, but that's all I can think of right now. Can anyone else make a suggestion? Best regards, Jeremy Neal Kelly "Jeroen Jonkman" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:42931@palm-dev-forum... I've tried that one, but It still isn't worki

Re: Turn back to program after Hotsync ?

start itself with the 'normal' launch code. That second instance -- the 'normal' instance -- will then initialize itself and show the form, etc. I haven't done this myself, but it seems sound. Good luck, Jeremy Neal Kelly "Jeroen Jonkman" [EMAIL

Re: Turn back to program after Hotsync ?

, as I understand it, your global variable will be unavailable if you launch your program with this code; perhaps the app should send a sysAppLaunchCmdNormalLaunch back to itself, instead of starting the event loop; this might solve both problems. Just a thought. Best regards, Jeremy Neal Kelly

Re: Palm Keyboard : Excluding Characters

There is a free product available at PalmGear called 'VirtualKB'; though I haven't used it for this purpose, it does allow one to create custom keyboard layouts. It also adds buttons at the top of the screen for copying, cutting, pasting, etc. Good luck! - J. "Rick Gadbois" [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Records disappear after HotSyncing large PDB

different ROMs -- including one downloaded from that SPT 1700 -- all with equal success. I've read that HotSync fails with resources greater that 64K in size, but I can find no mention of a limit for PDBs. Any thoughts? Thanks for the help! Jeremy Neal Kelly -- For information on using the Palm