Let me add mine to the list.
* You first Palms are now toys for your kids.
* Your kids are beta testers.
* You can tile your whole desktop with all your development Palm devices.
* All your HotSync cradles have underpowered the USB hub.
* You start to do some conduit work and you start to use all the <StringMgr.h> headers
instead of "String.h" (ie. StrCat() instead
of strcat())
* You know the streams API inside and out but you don't know all the launcher
shortcuts.
* Hotsycn'ing your Palm every five minutes is normal for you.
* You start to wonder if multi-threaded OSes are really worth the memory and CPU time.
* You read your address book or memopad with Insider first.
* You find it faster to get a database listing with the PalmDebugger instead of
running Insider or the Launcher.
* You upgraded you OS in Flash from the debugger instead of the installer app.
* You go swimming and someone says "I'll be over by the springboard" and you think
they are debugging driver code for a sec.
* PrintStrF() is once again your friend in debugging.
any more?
"Jon Åslund" wrote:
> "Bradly J. Barton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > > 9) Humor in this newsgroup is encouraged. We all need it after coding too
> > much. :)
> >
> > Sounds like its time to revive the "You've Been Coding PalmOS Too Much
> > When..." thread from a year ago...
>
> when your stack of printed copies of the PalmOS API:s you have made
> during the years is high enough to replace your normal chair.
>
> when you thank Palm for handing out these new cool frisbees every year
> at Palm Source.
>
> when you find yourself stuck in an event loop in your daily life.
>
> when you don't have a daily life.
>
> when you measure computer speed in how-fast-will-prc-tools-compile
> units.
>
> when you start to appreciate real grafitti more.
>
> when you giggle when you read stuff like ChrIsHardKey.
>
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