Re: How know the name fields of PDB file

Please, can you explain your question in more details ? Do you wanna know the names of the fields of a PDB file ? If so, I am sorry that is not possible to do since the PDB does not store the names of fileds anyway. It stores the records as raw data. It is the programmer who has to interprete

Fw: Re: How know the name fields of PDB file

Thanks Doug for that explanation. And nice to see ya' after a long time. :-) No, things fell apart because you made the assumption the recordlist info would follow a 78 byte header. Per the Palm OS docs you need to account for the AppInfoBlock, if present, and the SortInfoBlock, if

Re: PalmGear StreamLync MathLib, etc.

Hi Brain, I have an app that is now partially dependant on MathLib. I say pertially dependant, because only one feature needs it, and the app will run without that feature if the library isn't installed. When you say, only one feature - please, could you tell us what do you mean

Re: Fwd: [nsbasic-palm] Kudos to NSBasic!

--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], George Henne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I thought you'd like reading this Congrats George. NSBAsic is a real cool thing to work on. :-) -Viren Begin Forwarded Message Subject: [nsbasic-palm] Kudos to NSBasic! Date Sent:

Re: new and delete in Palm

Dave, You're wrong on this part. MemPtrNew allocates a non-movable chunk that is immune to compaction or defragmentation. MemHandleNew allocates a movable chunk that will be essentially flagged as non-movable when you lock it with MemHandleLock. Yikes!! :-P Thanks Dave for that piece of

Fw: Re: How know the name fields of PDB file

Hi there, Hmmm. So you are using third-party tool for conversions. As Thomas said in his reply, the names could be stored in header part of the PDB. You may like to ask it to the implementers of the tool or crack it out yourself. I remember, in my ealrier days in Palm, when my company had

Re: new and delete in Palm

Dave, The 64K limitation I think is an arbitrary choice. If I recall correctly, the chunk header allows up to 16M chunks, but they limit it to 64K because the hotsync protocol only supports up to 64K record sizes. Again, I have a doubt. Sorry for this Dave. But I am not gettin why would

Re: new and delete in Palm

Hey Mayank, I'm supposed to port a C++ application from Windows to Palm. Ah well! One more windows app gets on palm. cool. :-) This application heavily uses standard C++ library functions Hmmm. So please be advised that other than new and delete, you would have to take care of the

64K limit in Palm ( was Re: new and delete in Palm )

Thanks Ben! Didn't see that post and posted the question which you already had answered. Thanks Dave too for your reply. -Viren -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

Re: C++ virtual functions

Hey Laurens and Brad, However, I want to use pure virtual functions in my classes solely to specify a contract that subclasses must abide to. The introduction of the virtual function is a sufficient condition for the compiler to defer the binding till run-time. It is you - the developer -

Re: Using Internationalization

Hi Marianne, You would get teh documentation for this on palms site as well as with the codewarrior installation. On the palms site, search for overlay manager. -Viren --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Marianne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello, Is there any documentation where I can find about