hv reddy wrote: > In SampleLib I really didn't understand where they are using > Global(pseudo)variables.
I thought the SampleLib code made it pretty clear. IIRC, it has functions called PrvNewGlobals to allocate globals (which it calls from its Open() function) and PrvGetGlobals to retrieve them. I might be remembering the names incorrectly. > If you don't mind can you please little elaborate the > explanation . > Means As your example in LibOpen > libEntryP->globalsP = globaltest; > After that we need not to assign Any memory for the structure? Huh? Look at the code I wrote again. Memory was allocated for the structure with MemPtrNew, and the pointer to that structure is stored in libEntryP->globalsP. Now, I didn't do anything to *initialize* the values of that structure. It's your responsibility to do what you want with it. > Can we use this globaltest variable in other part of library > as a normal global variable ? No, that's the whole point. You cannot use globally-scoped variables. If you want to have global-like data that persists between functions in your library, you need to store that data in a known location (in this case, the library's table entry, which you get by calling SysLibTblEntry(libRefNum)). Please look at the SampleLib code. - James -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
