How do I use the EvtGetPenBtnList function ? Here's how it is presented in
the documentation:
const PenBtnInfoType* EvtGetPenBtnList (UInt16* numButtons)
-- numButtons is a "Pointer to the variable to contain the number of buttons
in the array"
-- "PenBtnInfoType*" is an "array containing the
Hello all,
I have the following function in a virtual driver:
static Err responseNotification(SysNotifyParamType *notifyParamsP)
{
Err err;
static UInt16 count = 0;
notificationBufferP data =
(notificationBufferP)(notifyParamsP-notifyDetailsP);
if
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Anybody who can explain the process of compiling? Are the functions
compiled
in sequencial order of the source file or in the order of their usage (or
completely different).
Anybody who knows the inside of
Hello Keld,
Thanks a lot for the detailed insite. Very helpful.
Many thanks
Ole
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Anybody who can explain the process of
Hello Everybody,
Thanks for your help.
Ed: I will go and split my file up. Thanks. Sounds like this will solve my
problem.
Meanwhile I have found a very small solution last night (rather than
re-arranging my entire code into separate files).
I have posted all the details on pilot.programmer
Hi all,
I think that this is a serious problem with the FloatMgr (SDK 3.5 that comes
from the NewFloatMgr in SDK 3.1), IT CAN'T SUBSTRACT !!
The result for something like this
Uint16accuracy=0;
FlpCompDoublex, y;
x.d = 0.99;
y.d = 1;
x.fd = FlpCorrectedSub(x.fd, y.fd, Accuracy);
If you are using 3.5 why dont you use
float and double ??
then you can do normal maths ie.
double a = 10.123
double b = 20.4565
b = a - b etc
Rik
-Original Message-
From: Pablo Valle [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 19 September 2000 10:26
To: Palm Developer Forum
I search for the FlpCorrectedSub in the last Reference Manual (print 6/00),
in the KnowldgeBase, and in the mails to this forum, and found no reference
to the function...
I think, then, that you might want to consider this function "undocumented" and
stay away from it. FWIW,
Hi all, can Constructor 1.5b7 do 8 bit small icons?
I followed instructions in the KB, and made a multibit icon resource in
Constructor.
Problem is that Constructor greyed out the 4bit and 8bit options for the
multibit icon resource.
Am I missing something, or do I need a new Constructor?
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Is it possible to install OS3.5 on the Palm III, and if so how is it
achived.
TIA
Logie
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On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Logie Urquhart wrote:
Is it possible to install OS3.5 on the Palm III, and if so how is it
achived.
TIA
Logie
It is. Download proper 3.5 (non EZ) ROM and 3.3 upgrade utility from Palm
site. Start upgrade program and in Advanced settings point to your 3.5 ROM
i want to patch the functio SysAppStartup but may system crash in
instruction (*)
Any suggustion??
Err mySysAppStartup ( SysAppInfoPtr appInfoPP, Ptr prevGlobalsP, Ptr
globalsP)
{
DWord d;
FtrGet( 'TyTt', 1, d );
Err (*orgfunc)( SysAppInfoPtr, Ptr, Ptr);
orgfunc =
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Logie Urquhart wrote:
Is it possible to install OS3.5 on the Palm III, and if so how is it
achived.
TIA
Logie
..oh yeah, you might want to install 3.5.2 PalmOS upgrade after 3.5
flashing. It's somewhere on Palm site as well.
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CW crashed midway through editting a file. So I had to kill it. However now
my file is empty and I have lost three days work, does anyone know if CW
save temporary backup files anywhere ???
Thanks
Rik
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Try a different approach!
Use a shared library. This is the sure way of trapping a power off
and power on events as there are specific events sent to you for this
precise purpose. (Its kind of strange to have a pair of events
sent to shared libraries that are not sent to normal programs)
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: 8bit Small Icons in Constructor
Hi all, can Constructor 1.5b7 do 8 bit small icons?
I followed instructions in the KB, and made a multibit icon resource in
Constructor.
Problem is that Constructor greyed out the 4bit and 8bit options for the
multibit icon
I'm loth to enter this thread, but I noticed something that was missing.
(Discussing CE vs. Palm OS is healthy, but frequently
this thread seemed inappropriate for this forum.)
MS is currently giving away lots of their software for CE v3. They
only usually do that when they are
whys that? every app i've wrote so far i can get up to almost 60k code
segment with like 8k data tops. am i walking through dangerous waters with
this or if i've had no problems at all (except for my own faults) can i say
its 'ok'.
Charles R
-Original Message-
From: Adam Wozniak
Hi,
I'm new to the Palm development and I have some problems with reading
records.
I use GCC and VFDIDE (www.vfdide.com) . I try to read a record with a
structure, but it fails
My Record is firts init before, with 18 characketrs of '\0' - it's a new
Record !
My code :
typedef struct {
3) Added MathLib.lib into your project.
This is unnecessary (and in fact would defeat the purpose, it's a shared
library that lives on the palm that multiple apps can share).
Dave Johnson
Oops! My mistake. *hits head* I should have paid attention to what I was
typing :-)
Tim
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Any idea when/if an official OS5.3 update for Palm devices with FLASH might
be available? I've got tons of customers using 3.1 3.3 devices and it
would be ideal if they could use an official method to update to 3.5 so any
impending releases 3.5+ only software continue will work.
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I also have segments approaching 64K.
One method I found to figure out if the BDWM error is with the app or the
debug connection is to manually load the PRC into Poser. If its a segment
problem, Poser will complain. If its not, it will load and run without the
debugger.
- Original Message
I take it I have to sign the NDA before I can get an non-ez rom of OS3.5 for
my Palm III?
Logie
-Original Message-
From: Dave Lippincott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 19 September 2000 14:36
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: OS3.5 and Palm III
Any idea when/if an
Hi all,
I'm using CW6 with SDK 5 including the last Update and the plugin on NT
4. When trying to debug with POSE (lastest version 3.0a7) I receive the
message Failed to connect to remote. It use to work well until I play
with Constructor. I tried to display 256 shades of gray with the
Someone correct me if Im wrong (I may well be), or tell me I right, but I
was under the impression that you could only do 4 bit grey scales (ie 16
greys) and even then only four could be displayed at once.
Rik
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From: Pierre Lagacé [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 19
I think you're right. And I removed the image in constructor and the functions
in my program. But I still get the Failed to connect message.
Why ?
Richard Anderson wrote:
Someone correct me if Im wrong (I may well be), or tell me I right, but I
was under the impression that you could only
This has probably come up before,
but why do UK developers have to sent the NDA to the US?? Why can't we sent
it to the UK office??
Logie
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Check you have emulator selected in the options.
Also if you have been running on POSE and then change the options to device,
you need to restart CW. I always have to do this for some reason.
Try restarting everything if you havent allready. I seen problmes where POSE
just stops working
I see three potential problems:
1) your code resource is listed as "1" instead of "1000" in the FtrGet
call.
2) you are opening a database but i dont see you creating it anywhere, or
making sure that it exists.
3) you probably should call the original function after you are done (or
before
That would be too easy. Palm like to make things difficult for us in the UK.
-Original Message-
From: Logie Urquhart [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 19 September 2000 15:39
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: UK Developers and NDA
This has probably come up before,
but why
Try creating a new 1bit bitmap of the same ID and size in constructor. Ive
had constructor screw things up with bitmaps before. It may well be a good
idea to search the archives as Ive seen a lot of similar types of problems
posted.
-Original Message-
From: Pierre Lagacé [SMTP:[EMAIL
I tried to close everything, restart, rebootEven re-install CW. The only
thing I did not do is to reinstall POSE.
And I will probably do this soon (if no ones can help me out) :(
thanks.
Richard Anderson wrote:
Check you have emulator selected in the options.
Also if you have been
That would be too easy. Palm like to make things difficult for us in the UK.
give it a rest.
i am in Sweden.. i dont see any "Swedish" office for Palm around here.
maybe you do :) the NDA's you are signing are under USA law. what you
have in UK is just an office, their laywers are in
I found the culprit! While playing around with Constructor I created a
bitmap family that I don't use...Don't even know that I created this ;-) I
remove this bitmap family and everuthing work well...
Thanks for your answers.
Pierre.
Pierre Lagacé wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using CW6 with SDK 5
in the mean time.. start RTFM'ing.. :)) instead of complaining..
learn the Palm API's :P its not that much of a problem, so.. good
things come to those who wait.
I need to do the NDA thing in order to get the OS3.5 rom for my Palm III. In
order to gain access to the new software,
I do all what do you suggus but all time i have appInfoPP)-cmd !=
sysAppLaunchCmdNormalLaunch
mostapha
I see three potential problems:
1) your code resource is listed as "1" instead of "1000" in the FtrGet
call.
2) you are opening a database but i dont see you creating it anywhere,
That would be too easy. Palm like to make things difficult
for us in the UK.
give it a rest.
i am in Sweden.. i dont see any "Swedish" office for Palm
around here.
maybe you do :) the NDA's you are signing are under USA law. what you
have in UK is just an office, their laywers are in
Maybe you should have hand delivered it :-)
-Original Message-
From: Nesse, Rustin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 19 September 2000 16:15
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: UK Developers and NDA
That would be too easy. Palm like to make things difficult
for us in the
in the mean time.. start RTFM'ing.. :)) instead of complaining..
learn the Palm API's :P its not that much of a problem, so.. good
things come to those who wait.
I need to do the NDA thing in order to get the OS3.5 rom for my Palm III. In
order to gain access to the new software,
3 MONTHS!!! I live just north of Palm in Oregon, and I've waited SIX months
for any reply to my NDA's! (It makes me wish I had done these when I
started out...I never really needed access to it back then) I've also
noticed other US guys on the list who've had to wait an inordinately long
Yeh, but its no way to run a buisness !!!
-Original Message-
From: Aaron Ardiri [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 19 September 2000 16:21
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: UK Developers and NDA
3 MONTHS!!! I live just north of Palm in Oregon, and I've waited SIX
months
A customer of us, is asking us to develop an application that when the
Palm is turned on a screen shows up.
I've looking around the HackMaster but i'm not quite sure it'd be a
dogmatic problem solving. Another characteristic is the app shouldn't be
erased, so it'd show every time either if the
1. You should try doing a custom flash to keep it from being erased.
2. This is a definite hack situation. You don't exactly need to use
HackMaster, but it's nice for taking care of housecleaning of your hack
and keeping it organized. However, by using it, a user could shut your
hack off...
A customer of us, is asking us to develop an application that when the
Palm is turned on a screen shows up.
I've looking around the HackMaster but i'm not quite sure it'd be a
dogmatic problem solving. Another characteristic is the app
shouldn't be
erased, so it'd show every time either if
Hey all.. just stumbled onto this review via PalmPower.com's news feed. Its
an article written for BYTE magazine by a guy who is a sworn CE user.
Considering his bias, this is a really good review for Palm and specifically
the IIIc .. it is a comparison by him of the IIIc (my favorite forgotten
Pablo Valle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...snip... 0.99 - 1 ...] will give a result of
-9.8067111E-7
...and we all know that the answer is -0.0100
You do realise that
|-9.8067111E-7 - -0.0100| = 1.932889E-16 really small
and that that's about all
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I did this and it was reee flaky. Meaning
At 12:00am -0700 00-09-19, Palm Developer Forum digest wrote:
Subject: Re: silk-screen button array
From: "Jacob Vitas Vogelstein" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2000 02:39:52 -0400
X-Message-Number: 118
Let me be more specific... How do I use the EvtGetPenBtnList function in a
non-Palm
Is Handspring an option?
Handspring can have a module with an application that starts when the module
is inserted (it also starts when the PDA is powered up with a module in the
slot).
Just a suggestion.
Thomas McCormick
Centennial Technologies
7 Lopez Road
Wilmington, MA 01887
Phone: (978)
On Tue, Sep 19, 2000 at 11:23:08AM -0500, Bradly J. Barton wrote:
the IIIc .. it is a comparison by him of the IIIc (my favorite forgotten
stepchild of the Palm line) and the HP Journada 545:
http://www.byte.com/column/BYT2907S0004
HP might want to shorten it to the 'nada 545. It may
How would you do that? I mean, set it so that if the app is beamed, it
becomes a demo again.
Store your reg info in preferences. When an app is beamed, the prefs don't
get beamed as well, so you end up with a demo. If your app needs some
databases to operate, I also suggest storing a minimal
Their intent is to prevent as much as possible the compatibility confusion
that'd arise from several apps reading or writing the old format, since the
current ("old") format will be shortlived. They don't want to restrict
folks, but just don't want to support two formats and deal with all the
Even the CE devices are not quite thought of as PDAs like palms - more
as sub-sub notebooks (One less W98 or 2K license?). iPaq owners don't
talk about the datebook or address book, or calculator.
I've been doing a lot of development for CE recently, and the overall
emphasis on the devices is
Are there any pro's or con's against using stringsstring lists versus hard
coding strings into the app?
Charles Rezsonya
Palm Developer
ICQ 6470210
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On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Tom Zerucha wrote:
When you compare the two technologically, they must be pushing it to
sell them at $500, while Palm has various devices starting at 1/3 the
price.
You cannot compare a $500 PocketPC with a 1/3 price b/w machine.
Remembering back to the late '80s, the
At 10:47 AM -0600 9/19/00, Jason Simpkins wrote:
I did this and it was reee flaky. Meaning lockups, crashes etc...
There's no reason that it should have been that way. Perhaps you flashed a
debug rom and it was reporting bugs in the apps you were running? Or
perhaps you flashed a rom
"Charles Rezsonya" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Are there any pro's or con's against using stringsstring lists versus hard
coding strings into the app?
Hard coding strings into the app make it much more difficult for
I18N. Even if you have no plans to do so, someone else may, using
overlays.
Hey folks. I couldn't find any info on this through the KB (even though
is -was- up!!). I remember there was a "Dynamic Palm UI" article floating
around, but I also had no luck locating this either. Still too cheap to pay
for the Handheld Systems digest CDROM.
I was thinking about ways to
if ((appInfoPP)-cmd != sysAppLaunchCmdNormalLaunch)
return orgfunc(appInfoPP, prevGlobalsP, globalsP);
MyDB1 = DmOpenDatabaseByTypeCreator('data', 'MOST',
dmModeReadOnly);(*)
You've got to call SysAppStartup before opening any databases. It
I've got _almost_ the same problem. When I tap right on a row everything is
draw correctly. But when I drag the stylus from one row to another the row
simply disappear and my custom draw function is not called.
I'm using CW R6 with POSE emulating a Palm V.
Could someone point me out where, in
At 10:21 AM -0700 9/19/00, Michael S. Davis wrote:
Everyone is making a serious mistake if the discount MicroSoft and the
PocketPC. A year ago Palm had 90+ % of the market share. Now it it
75%. What will it be next year and the year after that.\
I'm not sure where you obtained these figures,
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Jim Schram wrote:
At 10:21 AM -0700 9/19/00, Michael S. Davis wrote:
Everyone is making a serious mistake if the discount MicroSoft and the
PocketPC. A year ago Palm had 90+ % of the market share. Now it it
75%. What will it be next year and the year after that.\
I
Charles Rezsonya wrote:
Are there any pro's or con's against using stringsstring lists versus hard
coding strings into the app?
One BIG one is internationalization. If you're planning to sell your
product anywhere that has a different language than the one you write it,
you'd better use
IDC, 1999:
Products based on the Palm OS are the worldwide leaders in handheld
computing, with 78.4% market share worldwide, and are the market leader in
both the US and Europe.
Pulled that right off www.palmos.com.
-Rus
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Jim Schram wrote:
At 10:21 AM -0700 9/19/00,
As an aside, Bluetooth might be an answer. Bluetooth is coming RSN. I don't
like version 1.0 products but the betas I saw demoed at the N+I conference
in Las Vegas earlier this year looked good. 3Com had a Bluetooth enabled
Palm V talking to a Bluetooth enable Ericson cell phone, and Axis had a
At the last Symbol "get together" I went to, they announced that they
were going to make the Spectrum 24 system Bluetooth enabled, as well.
Symbol tends to drag their feet on things, but you can see the
advantages there. Now, you can scan a barcode, transmit data to a
Bluetooth enabled S24
And as for having to pay for it - the cost is very
minimal, and let's just say we weren't the ones who wanted to have to
charge for it :-(
I think that was a very, very BAD move on part of your board of directors.
Most everyone will balk at this even if it's under $5. We are used to
getting
3 MONTHS!!! I live just north of Palm in Oregon, and I've waited SIX
months
for any reply to my NDA's! (It makes me wish I had done these when I
started out...I never really needed access to it back then) I've also
noticed other US guys on the list who've had to wait an inordinately long
On Tue, Sep 19, 2000 at 10:18:20AM -0700, Bryan Drennen wrote:
I've been doing a lot of development for CE recently, and the overall
emphasis on the devices is for media playback. Coming from a
Newton/Palm background, it was very strange to see this as the
primary purpose of the device
On Tue, Sep 19, 2000 at 10:21:34AM -0700, Michael S. Davis wrote:
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Tom Zerucha wrote:
When you compare the two technologically, they must be pushing it to
sell them at $500, while Palm has various devices starting at 1/3 the
price.
You cannot compare a $500
At 4:11 PM -0400 9/19/00, Sean Allen wrote:
And as for having to pay for it - the cost is very
minimal, and let's just say we weren't the ones who wanted to have to
charge for it :-(
I think that was a very, very BAD move on part of your board of directors.
Most everyone will balk at this
And as for having to pay for it - the cost is very
minimal, and let's just say we weren't the ones who wanted to have to
charge for it :-(
I think that was a very, very BAD move on part of your board of directors.
Who said it was our board? Who said it was anyone inside our company?
Yes,
Guffaw!!! The $150 palm is hardly at rock bottom. You can get some
idea of the chips and prices and I assume you can use pocket excel.
And to add another exclamation mark, many companies are exploring the
viability of marketing nearly "free" Palms, purely for the advertising
exposure that
OK, OK, I recognize that the error comes through because the exponent of (y)
is 0 thus the precision is 1E-16, but after all, the answer from
FlpCorrectedSub should be clean.
I make my FlpCorrectedCorrectedSub
FlpCompDouble FlpCorrectedCorrectedSub(FlpCompDouble x, FlpCompDouble y)
{
Int16
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Tom Zerucha wrote:
sell them at $500, while Palm has various devices starting at 1/3 the
price.
You cannot compare a $500 PocketPC with a 1/3 price b/w machine.
Yes I can. If I am using them to take notes, manage contacts,
etc. the substance may be silicon,
Hi,
I have transferred all scanning code and references from app. Written in 3.1
to 3.5, included PalmCompatibility header file,
But it doesn't work. Some say that Symbol 2.0 targeted to Palm 3.1 and will
not work with 3.5.
Does anyone know how to make Symbol 2.0 work with SDK3.5??
Thank you,
I may be confused about what you're trying to do, but I think you're under the
impression that floating point numbers are stored in a base 10 format. In fact,
they're stored in base 2, with a base 2 exponent. Therefore, it may not be possible to
exactly represent the number without non-zero
Well, you could try to update all the internal data types within the
Symbol SDK 2.0 manually, but I'm not sure how Symbol would feel about
that. I don't see anything in the source that says "Don't modify", so
I'd post the question to the Symbol forum and see if John Duhart over
at Symbol can
I think you are missing something here.
It is a fact that not ALL floating point numbers can be represented
precisely in the 64 bits allowed. As a result of this, you will always
have round of errors.
Whenever you display a number in the same precision of the stored value,
you will run the
Who said it was our board? Who said it was anyone inside our company?
Well, I remembered reading it somewhere so I went back to find it (took me a
while). Turns out it was under the rumor section! I apologize for assuming
the rumor was true (just goes to show you the damage rumors can do).
You might want to try contacting the author of "IR Pong". This
is a -fast- two player "Pong" game ... one player on each of
two Palm devices. You can find "IR Pong" (and thus the
author's web site) on PalmGear.
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186,000 mi/sec: not just a good idea,
"Michael Kipcke" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
I'm new to the Palm development and I have some problems with reading
records.
I'm guessing that you're also new to C programming. If this is so then the
shortest answer is that C is a powerful but complex language that has a high
learning curve. If
What (simply defined) is a segment? A multi-segment app? How do I make one
with GCC? I know that to make apps bigger than 64k, I have to make different
segments, each less than 64k themselves. Is there a better (or simpler) way
to make apps bigger than 64 (in total size, including the source
http://oasis.palm.com/dev/kb/papers/1469.cfm
-Rus
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2000 4:35 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Multi-Segments
What (simply defined) is a segment? A multi-segment app? How
do I make
Nathan Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
debugstring1=0 // 0.25 is correctly evaluated at compile-time to 0
debugstring2=1 // test1test2 is incorrectly evaluated at run-time :(
I suspect you need to download the update to the floating point libraries
from
Craig,
Which compiler are you using? If it's gcc then try including the following
in a header file and then calling CALLBACK_PROLOGUE at the beggining of your
function and CALLBACK_EPILOGUE at the end of it and see if that helps.
/
// callback.h
I'm not trying to input a float into StrIToA. I'm trying to input the
result of the comparison which *is* and integer. I don't understand
what's going on.
-Nathan
Steve Sabram wrote:
StrIToA is meant to have an integer as input and not floating point. Unfortunately,
there is no PalmOS
Then some typecasting may be in order such as...
double test1 = 0.2;
int test2 = 5;
StrIToA(debugstring1, (int) (0.2 5));
StrIToA(debugstring2, (int) (test1 test2));
I do this all the time when mixing logic with numbers.
Steve
Nathan Peterson wrote:
I'm not trying to input a float into
Steve Sabram [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
StrIToA(debugstring1,0.25);
[...]
Then some typecasting may be in order such as...
double test1 = 0.2;
int test2 = 5;
StrIToA(debugstring1, (int) (0.2 5));
StrIToA(debugstring2, (int) (test1 test2));
Good grief man! Stop with the disinformation
See additional note below
Craig Allan Jeffree wrote:
Hello all,
I have the following function in a virtual driver:
static Err responseNotification(SysNotifyParamType *notifyParamsP)
{
Err err;
static UInt16 count = 0;
notificationBufferP data =
I am receiving "Object not in Form" errors. My application attempts to
create dynamic forms by using FrmHideObject and FrmShowObject calls.
Occasionally, the FrmGetObjectPtr(frm,wObjectIndex) produces an "Object not
in Form" error. I have verified that the wObjectIndex value is correct (i.e.
the
John Marshall wrote:
double test1 = 0.2;
int test2 = 5;
StrIToA(debugstring1, (int) (0.2 5));
StrIToA(debugstring2, (int) (test1 test2));
If StrIToA is not causing link errors, it must be that there is a
declaration in scope to tell the compiler it's a systrap. Let's assume
Steve Sabram [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To let you know where this is coming from, I have found this to be
very useful when working with quasi-compliant C compilers; mostly from
the 8-bit microcontroller world. That typecasting I have done has
avoided many a compiler bug since to due a lot of
To let you know where this is coming from, I have found this to be very useful
when working with quasi-compliant C compilers; mostly
from the 8-bit microcontroller world. That typecasting I have done has
avoided many a compiler bug since to due a lot of
non-standard implementations. Many
Craig Allan Jeffree [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I declare the count variable as non-static it will work - but of
course it doesn't hold the value between calls. Are static variables
unavailable to virtual drivers - or callbacks in general?
Recall that a static variable lives in the global
I agree. Let's move on.
Steve
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To let you know where this is coming from, I have found this to be very useful
when working with quasi-compliant C compilers; mostly
from the 8-bit microcontroller world. That typecasting I have done has
avoided many a compiler
Thanks for the help John! I downloaded the new library and it works!!
I have another question though. I feel kind of stupid that I don't know
how to do this, but how do I tell the compiler where all of the standard
include files are. I've been using the -I option to include individual
I am having troubles with FrmSetTitle. The documentation says that this
function redraws the title, but does not erase the previous. It says to hide
it with FrmHideObject, set the title, then show it with FrmShowObject. But
for FrmHideObject, I need an object index. What's the object index of
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I am having troubles with FrmSetTitle. The documentation says that this
function redraws the title, but does not erase the previous. It says to
hide
it with FrmHideObject, set the title, then show it with FrmShowObject. But
for
Why don't you compare a $400 IIIc with a $400 WinCE?
I have a IIIc that I have used since I bought it in March. I have a Journada
545 that I bought a month and a half ago. Let me make just a couple of
points...
1. I have *never* had to reboot my desktop because HotSync crashed. I do it
with
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