Though the hack may not be in effect at the time. When the device is reset,
Hackmaster asks if you want to reinstall your hacks. Does hackmaster get
invoked prior to any other "app" being launched at reset?
- Original Message -
From: Richard Bram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Palm Developer
>
>is a common construction, but in the memory limited environment of
>Palm OS probably too sloppy -- there's no way to guarantee that the
>stack has the 100 bytes available when you ask for it, and since
>dynamic memory is pretty small, there a good chance that it won't.
>
>This is the whole reas
one more time I have to ask this. If there is no way to read out the number
on the back, how come the launcher Info(Version) brings this number on the
display
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Freak-Out-Squad
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Hi,
YES, you can read out the number on the back of the Palm ! This is the
ROM-Serial-Number of the unit.
Use: SysGetROMToken
... Collin
PS: please RTFM
At 15:18 05.08.00 +0100, you wrote:
>one more time I have to ask this. If there is no way to read out the number
>on the back, how come t
Here are my thoughts on this:
"W.F. Ableson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Though the hack may not be in effect at the time. When the device is reset,
> Hackmaster asks if you want to reinstall your hacks. Does hackmaster get
> invoked prior to any other "app" being launched at reset?
I'm not
>response to getting the SystemReset launch command. I don't think there
>is any way to guarantee that one app gets this launch command before
>any other when a reset happens.
Well, if hackmaster re-installs your patches, then ANY subsequent app
that get the systemreset launch command will do to
Roger Chaplin wrote:
> "W.F. Ableson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Though the hack may not be in effect at the time. When the device is reset,
> > Hackmaster asks if you want to reinstall your hacks. Does hackmaster get
> > invoked prior to any other "app" being launched at reset?
>
> I'm
http://www.daggerware.com
- Original Message -
From: Daniel Seifert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Palm Developer Forum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, August 05, 2000 11:00 AM
Subject: Re: Hackmaster + reset
> Roger Chaplin wrote:
>
> > "W.F. Ableson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > >
"W.F. Ableson" wrote:
> http://www.daggerware.com
I don´t find anything about it, only version 0.9
> > > Mr. Keyes has made mention of some features in HackMaster 2 that will
> > > greatly help in situations like this. I hope we see it soon.
> >
> > Hackmaster 2? Have I missed Hackmaster 1? Whe
Ah, thanks! That's exactly what I was looking for!
--Scott
"John Marshall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:19988@palm-dev-forum...
>
> Scott Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Actually, while we're on the subject, ever since I upgraded to PRC-tools
> > 2.0, wildcards in my Makefil
At 12:00am -0700 00-08-05, Palm Developer Forum digest wrote:
>Subject: Re: Field.c line 132
>From: Oliver King-Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Fri, 04 Aug 2000 16:15:53 -0700
>X-Message-Number: 73
>
>Basically this happens with several of my fields. I create the field in
>constructor, and when
Is there a function you can call in CW to get a stack dump while executing
the program. In other words what I want is a function like:
static char pStack[256];
void foo()
{
DumpStack( pStack, 256 ); // Get the current stack state
WriteToMemoPad( pStack );
I'd like to have multiple active draw areas (a la HTML
frames) in my app, but am not sure what the general
approach should be.
Here are some strategies I've considered...
Perhaps I should be using one main form, and then several
windows as clipping regions. If so, then how can I get
one form to
Does anyone know why CW uses global memory for the exception handling (it
seems to use about 2 bytes per try catch block). I know Palm offers its
own exceptions based on setjump, but I am more currious as to why the
compiler needs the global space.
Oliver
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At 5:00 PM +0200 2000/08/05, Daniel Seifert wrote:
>...
>PrefSetPreference(prefDeviceLocked, true)
>
>is all I want to do. And it does work - if the Palm is reset by
>pressing a "reset" button like HackMaster supplies, or after the
>Palm crashes. But if the reset is a 'paper clip' reset, then it d
At 3:18 PM +0100 2000/08/05, Dennis Koerner wrote:
>one more time I have to ask this. If there is no way to read out the number
>on the back, how come the launcher Info(Version) brings this number on the
>display
The serial number in ROM (available via SysGetROMToken) is NOT guaranteed to mat
> Just Drag the prc file on the emulator.
Only on Windows. Remember, the emulator works on other OS' besides
Windows... you can sync to it from a backup directory, or right-click
Install to it. I prefer right-click unless I've got a lot of apps to
install (one demo session of POS
Yes, on a Palm, Inc. device, that number printed on the back of the device
is available from code. BUT:
1. If the device gets re-flashed, this number might change (the number on
the back obviously does not).
2. Other manufacturers handle it differently. Current Handspring units, for
example, do
Jim Schram wrote:
> A pin reset is a hardware level reset, forcing the
> CPU to begin execution at a hard-wired address in
> ROM. This location then calls the SysReset function,
> with flags to indicate the type of reset that is
> occurring. In this case, however, the function is
> not called
I can't remember where I saw it, but it was well over a year ago I read
something somewhere that listed some proposed features for the new
HackMaster. I have a vague recollection that the new version would
implement the install/uninstall hooks, and also allow for preserving
the order of hacks in t
Hi,
but if you just need a "number" for identiying a Palm device (a Palm Inc.
device) the ROMToken is ok (except for commercial stuff like buy stuff or
stock trading). For the person who posted the question, the ROMToken is fine.
... Collin (www.palmosdeveloper.com)
At 10:38 05.08.00 -0700,
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