3x, fogive me , i try to find it through google ,but i can't find it , now i
really need it,3x.
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Another thing I've noticed about the Simulator also is that sometimes it
doesn't close properly, particularly after it hangs. Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete and
check your running processes for something by the name of PalmSim_54_dbg.exe
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WBurt wrote:
Another thing I've noticed about the Simulator also is that sometimes
it doesn't close properly, particularly after it hangs. Press
Ctrl+Alt+Delete and check your running processes for something by
the name of PalmSim_54_dbg.exe and force it to quit, if necessary.
It may also be
Hi there,
In the PODS, when I Run or Debug the sample Hello World program, setting
the Target to the Garnet 5.4 Simulator, the Simulator starts but does
not start the app. The PODS returns with a timeout message.
Help?
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Jason,
This has been discussed multiple times here, and also
quite recently, maybe a few weeks ago. Please see if
you can check through the archives and find the posts.
Basically, PODS starts the simulator task, and tries
to connect to it through networking. If either of
these fail, you will get
what are my alternatives since I can't get PODS to run correctly?
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- killing errant Palm Simulator
Date: Mon, 8 May 2006 07:22:35 -0700
Just thought I'd add this re: those Simulator tasks that
hang around, preventing the next simulator from starting.
The command line command that will kill it/them is:
taskkill /F /IM PalmSim.exe /T
I added this to my Cygwin
I guess you can get around this by when you need to start your debugged
application again, terminate your current debug session or whatever and then
right click and go to hard reset of the simulator. Then start debugging
again... This way you never need to close the simulator, and when you
Just thought I'd add this re: those Simulator tasks that
hang around, preventing the next simulator from starting.
The command line command that will kill it/them is:
taskkill /F /IM PalmSim.exe /T
I added this to my Cygwin $HOME/.bashrc file as:
alias killsim='taskkill /F /IM PalmSim.exe /T'
Developer Forum palm-dev-forum@news.palmos.com
Subject: PODS - killing errant Palm Simulator
Date: Mon, 8 May 2006 07:22:35 -0700
Just thought I'd add this re: those Simulator tasks that
hang around, preventing the next simulator from starting.
The command line command that will kill it/them
Hi,
I wish to test a socket based application on the simulator 5.2. After going
through the Testing with Simulator document, I learnt that I need to do
the following-
1) In Simulator, select the SettingsCommunicationRedirect NetLib Calls to
Host TCP/IP.
2) In simulator, Select
Hello Everybody,
I have a plain text file (data.txt) which I need to read and convert into a
palm record database using a C++ program that runs on Palm OS. I am using
Palm Simulator 5.3 for developing my application. I put the text file on the
same folder where the simulator program running from
At 03:42 PM 7/7/2004, you wrote:
Hello Everybody,
I have a plain text file (data.txt) which I need to read and convert into a
palm record database using a C++ program that runs on Palm OS. I am using
Palm Simulator 5.3 for developing my application. I put the text file on the
same folder where
record database using a C++ program that runs on Palm OS. I am using
Palm Simulator 5.3 for developing my application. I put the text file on the
same folder where the simulator program running from, but the C++ program
cannot see/find the text file. Can anybody please tell me how to take care
How do I increase the 4MBRAMdisk card to say 16, 32, 64 MB??
I know this needs to go to the tools forum that I just joined.
Waiting confirmation e-mail.
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At 10:09 AM 5/24/2004, you wrote:
How do I increase the 4MBRAMdisk card to say 16, 32, 64 MB??
You don't. The size is hardcoded into the Simulator's RAM Disk extension.
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I'm having a strange problem, the following code (simplified for demo
purposes) works under Simulators 5.0-5.2, but under Simulator 5.3 I get
an Application Error The instruction at 0x0177af09 referenced memory at
0x6a063cfd. The memory could not be read. while executing the
WinDrawBitmap line.
From: Roberto Machorro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm having a strange problem, the following code (simplified for demo
purposes) works under Simulators 5.0-5.2, but under Simulator 5.3 I get
an Application Error The instruction at 0x0177af09 referenced memory at
0x6a063cfd. The memory could not be
Another frustration is when you want to stop the debugger - the only way we
can find to do it quickly is by soft-resetting the simualtor - killing the
deebugger (clicking the x ) hangs for a very long time.and idea why this
is.
Steve Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:[EMAIL
At 09:08 AM 11/21/2003, Steve Bennett wrote:
Another frustration is when you want to stop the debugger - the only way we
can find to do it quickly is by soft-resetting the simualtor - killing the
deebugger (clicking the x ) hangs for a very long time.and idea why this
is.
When you hit the X to
While I wait for the simulator to re-start after yet another crash - I feel
a rant coming on.
Things that driv e me mad with the Simulator ( under Code Warrior) :-
It crashes far too easily and far too often and when it does it either bombs
out completely taking the Code Warrior IDE with it or
At 08:55 AM 11/20/2003, Steve Bennett wrote:
More often than not when you try to re-start a debugging session - the
debugger cant connect to it - and you end up having to tear the simulator
down and start again. (and you more often than not have to check that there
isnt a zombied PalmSim process
Are you using CW V9's ability to start and kill PalmSim for you? We added
that to help work around problems. Since the debugger actually kills the
process, it should avoid zombies hanging around.
We originally tried using this but we dont use it at present because we have
to work with
You can write a small batch program to kill the zombies from the command
line.
http://www.beyondlogic.org/consulting/processutil/processutil.htm
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Is it possible to get a Tungsten C ROM file??
Michael Muriph
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No. Use the Simulator, no ROM file required.
- Original Message -
From: Muriph, Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2003 2:17 PM
Subject: Palm Simulator Tungstn C ROM file
Is it possible to get a Tungsten C ROM file
Hi all palm experts~
I know there is a function Setting-HostFS on POSE for mounting a PC
folder as VFS expansion card.
However I can't find such a function on the Palm simulator. I have already
installed the HostFS.prc for simulator and still have no idea what to do.
Any help is greatly
Hello,
I can't seem to get GDB to work the Palm Simulator. It works fine with
POSE, but when I run it with the simulator it does not seem to understand
address. When I start the application, the where command just reports hex
numbers with ??. Of course, setting breakpoints is of no avail. Any
Scott Thibault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't seem to get GDB to work the Palm Simulator. It works fine with
POSE, but when I run it with the simulator it does not seem to understand
address.
The following is noted in the manual [1]:
* The Palm OS Emulator (version 2.1d22
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Scott Thibault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't seem to get GDB to work the Palm Simulator. It works fine with
POSE, but when I run it with the simulator it does not seem to
understand
address.
The following is noted in the manual [1]:
* The Palm OS
Hi all,
I am using the simulator for debugging. Where does the VFSFileOpen
search for files when using the simulator. It has been given that Palm OS 5
Simulator supports expansion cards, but I am unable to figure out in which
directory the files should be stored so as to access them using
I try to use a simple string format, but the result
seems wrong,
I try it using CString, after this failed I try using
StrPrintF
Here is a demo code:
CString myStr;
myStr.Format(%d Test? %d last! %d ,3,5,7);
FrmCustomAlert(GeneralAlert, myStr, , );
char msg[100];
StrPrintF (msg,%d
At 06:36 AM 8/20/2003, Eitan wrote:
I try to use a simple string format, but the result
seems wrong,
I try it using CString, after this failed I try using
StrPrintF
Here is a demo code:
CString myStr;
myStr.Format(%d Test? %d last! %d ,3,5,7);
FrmCustomAlert(GeneralAlert, myStr, , );
char
Thank, Ben,
This is exactly the problem, I turn on the 4-byte integer before,
because I had some integer overflow in a couple of places.
I waste a quit few hours on this, and haven't got a clue
You were very helpful, thanks again,
Eitan
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How can I simulator the hard key in the Palm simulator for OS 5.0? Or I
must use the my TT?
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How can I simulator the hard key in the Palm simulator for OS 5.0?
Or I must use the my TT?
read the docs.. F1 - F4
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Hi,
I am writing a 68k application which uses a Arm Native Library written
by me. I am unable to debug it with the simulator/emulator.
The emulator is able to load the library but it doesnt support sound
APIs that are being called in my application program, where as the
simulator, displays
Hi there,
The emulator is able to load the library but it doesnt support sound
APIs that are being called in my application program, where as the
simulator, displays an error message that it couldnt find the required dll.
I think both emulator and simulator don't support sound APIs. I have
Hi,
I have a Palm Simulator for Windows. But I am unable to load the
Libraries required for my application. Does simulator support this. If not
how can I run my application which uses libraries on my simulator.
Deepak.
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The code snippet below is almost text book. It works fine on Pre OS 5
versions of
PalmOS, returning the 12 character Device ROM ID.
Without adding the null terminator (line 16), the returned string has a
stange character
at the end of it - so that's why it's there.
However, running it on both
At 23:18 2002-12-17 +, you wrote:
The code snippet below is almost text book. It works fine on Pre OS 5
versions of
PalmOS, returning the 12 character Device ROM ID.
Without adding the null terminator (line 16), the returned string has a
stange character
at the end of it - so that's why
Hello,
Everything is OK after creation of BITMAPFAMILY containing (identical)
versions of the bitmap for 4bpp and 8bpp screen mode. Of course
BITMAPPALETTE was also specified.
Unfortunatelly my application grown up about 18kB.
Robert
Robert Niedziela [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
Hi gurus,
I started tests of my application on PalmSimulator 5 (release) and found a
problem with grayscale images. I use prc tools 2.2.1, sdk 4.0 and 5.0, pilrc
2.9.
In the application I switch video mode to 160x160, 256 colors and set a new
palette. Then I create offscreen window (in generic
It seems as though alarms do not function on the Simulator. Our app uses alarms
extensively to wake itself up and remind patients to fill out reports and take meds
and such. I was hoping to debug some alarm problems we have with the Simulator, but
when the device goes to sleep, no alarms
Never mind, my version was old...
-Original Message-
From: Kevin OKeefe
Sent: Friday, August 02, 2002 4:34 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Palm Simulator and Alarms
It seems as though alarms do not function on the Simulator. Our app uses alarms
extensively to wake itself up
Hi !
I noticed that the Palm Simulator does not complain when you directly access
video RAM, unlike POSE : does it mean it will now be tolerated and that we
can officially do it in the future ?
Yes, I know : directly accessing the video RAM is bad, but it's sometimes
the only way to have
First of all, the new Palm simulator for Windows simply can't report as many
errors as POSE can. It's an inherent limitation of the approach used. Just
because this simulator doesn't complain about something doesn't mean a
thing. If POSE complains, you probably want to change your code to avoid
I noticed that the Palm Simulator does not complain when you directly access
video RAM, unlike POSE : does it mean it will now be tolerated and that we
can officially do it in the future ?
No. Newer builds (not yet posted) of the simulator now complain when you
do this, because... (see below
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TRTD WIDTH="50"CELL2/TD
TD WIDTH="70"INPUT TYPE="PASSWORD"
/TR
TRTD COLSPAN=2 ALIGN="CENTER"INPUT TYPE="SUBMIT" VALUE="LOGIN"/TD
/TABLE
When I run on the palm simulator, I have a screen showing differently from
the palm itself
Hello All,
I have a little problem I was hoping to get some help on. I debug my Palm
Apps by building a Palm Simulator App, running the app and debug using
CodeWarrior (I don't have CW for PalmOS, I have CW Pro. POSE can not debug
with CW Pro). Anyways, I now have an application that relies
Apps by building a Palm Simulator App, running the app and debug using
CodeWarrior (I don't have CW for PalmOS, I have CW Pro. POSE can not debug
with CW Pro). Anyways, I now have an application that relies on MathLib.
How
do I get MathLib to compile into the simulator app?
Have you checked
MathLib is not built into any PalmOS ROM. It is a third part math library.
It's included in the HandSpring ROMs.
Regards,
Steve Mann
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MathLib is not built into any PalmOS ROM. It is a third part math
library.
It's included in the HandSpring ROMs.
and others, I believe.
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Hello All,
I have a little problem I was hoping to get some help on. I debug my Palm
Apps by building a Palm Simulator App, running the app and debug using
CodeWarrior (I don't have CW for PalmOS, I have CW Pro. POSE can not debug
with CW Pro). Anyways, I now have an application that relies
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