Is there any other way of extracting a pdb from a handheld, other than
setting the Backup bit and getting it from the backup directory on the
pc??
How about pilot-xfer (will work with a real device too)
Title: Pilot-XFer Win32 v0.9.3
by: unbekannt /
Hi
David has writeen that he wants to transfer data from palm to PC and PC
toPalm
David with out conduit any third party applications data cannot be
transferred.
For transferring third party's data only,conduit was written.
Regards
Suresh
- Original Message -
From: "David Quek" [EMAIL
James,
Thanks for having a look at that for me, but your not a sucker, and as it
goes i have tried to help alot of others whom have been stuck on other
probs.
I am a student, and am doing this for my digree, RF Networking, i also have
to do database design, delphi 1000 word write up and loads of
Hi,
I have developed and application and have in my database a phone number.
I would like to feel automaticaly the HotSync modem Phone Setup with my
number which is in the database of my application..
Any idea ??
Thx
Fabrice
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Look for gDeviceP, the old structure for bitarray. Youll
find enough information and a very good text of Aaron Ardiri
about that. Take a look at his page too, mainly the sources
for 3d cube.
On Mon, 26 Mar 2001 15:07:55 -0500
"Laor, Boaz" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ok, that PalmPaint didn't
Did anyone out there get a chance to test direct structure access on PalmOS
5 at PalmSource??
i believe the "demo" unit was running os 3.5 on an ARM chip :
// az
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http://www.ardiri.com/--- free games!
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Daniel Morais [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to debug a program on a real device, but I have some troubles...
[...]
But now, what can I do to launch the program I want to debug and break into
PilotMain, whith source level debugging as with POSE ?
I'm sure there is an instruction for
You heard incorrectly. What was demoed was a port of Palm OS 4 to a
prototype ARM device. No Palm OS 5, no ARM device emulator (at
least, not a Palm-developed emulator).
sure it was 4?? i thought i remember seeing 3.5 :) it definately was
not 5 tho : as you say.
// az
[EMAIL
Hi !
Mardi 27 Mars 2001 14:25, John Marshall a crit:
I'm sure there is an instruction for doing that, but I didn't find it...
There is now.
http://prc-tools.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/info/Using+a+debugger
Great, thanks a lot !
Someone on the list did already answer, and told me
Daniel Morais [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I understand that the 'bfd' executable could be big, but does the .PRC
file need also to be so big ?
The debugging information shouldn't make any difference to the size of
the PRC file. The debugger stub (the *linking* with `-g' part) does make
a
Richard wrote:
I don't understand what you are doing. If you build an app with the Palm
OS
3.5 stationery, you should not change anything in the settings to create
an
app that runs on Palm OS 3.
I agree, I was limited to the stationary that came with CW 7. I thought I
could change the
Hi again !
Mardi 27 Mars 2001 15:33, John Marshall a crit:
Ok, unoptimized code is bigger than optimized one, but it seems the .PRC
file contain also a lot of debugging informations, as it size has changed
a lot : the code grows from 18 Kb to 37 Kb ( twice it's size ! )
What language
Yep, its a known 'feature'. The character (either a backspace or delete, I
can't remember) is only sent when the port is opened. The good news is it
was fixed in devices with OS = 3.0
- Original Message -
From: "jacky Cheung" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Palm Developer Forum" [EMAIL
I am having a problem with sysAppLaunchCmdSyncNotify. As I understand the
documentation, when my App is installed (either via HotSync or beaming), my
App will receive this launch code. I have been working with this for quite
a while and it is not working. I have looked thru the archives and I
David Leland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My application doesn't have any databases. But I was under the impression
that the application itself was a database and would receive notification
whenever it was HotSynced. The only thing I can think of is that my
application type is "tdpi" instead of
Jason, I found waiting for a status change to be unreliable. Once I start
receiving data, the first time you try to receive and get 0 bytes, its over.
You won't necessarily get another status change message after that.
I'm slightly confused by your statement. Do you mean:
1) You try to
Thanks for the reply. The more I was thinking about this the more I was
pretty sure that was the case. Unfortunately, I can't change the type to
"appl" since the application that mine is a "plug-in" to requires "tdpi". I
think I'm out of luck here.
Dave
John Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Subject: Issues with large PDB files
From: "Richard.Johnstone" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2001 10:22:41 -0500
I am trying to download a large (1.2MB) pdb file to a handheld. It is taking
well over an hour. It is quicker if I just write the records to a blank
database through a conduit
From: James Carlson
I appreciate you help, any advice on creating Palm OS 3.0 apps
with CW 7.0?
I need an app that runs on OS 3.0 - 3.5, this isn't too broad of
a spectrum
is it?
CW 7 can be used to create an app that runs on any Palm OS device. Use the
3.5 stationery, which is set up
Subject: Re: Access to PalmOS structures
From: Keith Rollin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2001 18:22:32 -0800
I guess my question here would be: since you can set the font in the
resource description or in the call to FrmNewControl, why do you need
write access to that field?
to change
I am trying to patch the OS. I can enter the patch routine but I have no
idea about what I can do and what I can't. It is a ISP. I know, at least, it
shouldn't last long. Do anyone could suggest me where can I get some info
any patch, ISP?
Thanks in advance.
SH
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From: David Leland
Unfortunately, I can't change the type to
"appl" since the application that mine is a "plug-in"
to requires "tdpi". I think I'm out of luck here.
Dave,
Whose app is that? Did you notice John's signature line?
[ John "BTW, 'tdpi' is in Palm's reserved namespace
Hi all,
Suppose I have a database storing records of tims and
date. When the system clock matches any of these
records' time and date, the OS lauches an application
automatically. How can I do that?
Clement
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Get email at your
You misunderstood. "tdpi" is not the creator ID. It is the application
type - instead of "appl", I'm using "tdpi". I have registered a separate
creator ID with Palm and it's not all lowercase.
Dave
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From:
one last thing i wanted to ask, i seached for gDeviceP and i got a real good
explanation from ardiri about the new equivalents under 3.5. however i am
having trouble with his explanation about getting the
dDeviceP-baseAddr
he tells you concat the first two elements of bitmapP to get the
Subject: Re: Issues with large PDB files
From: Stephen Best [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2001 17:22:56 +1000
Yeah, there are 40,000 records.
I am looking into the PDBcruncher tool.
Has anyone used this tool before?
I've hit the same problem in my current project (with a mere 10,000
I have an application that is a plug-in to another application. Because of
that, it cannot show up in the application menu and it has an application
type of "tdpi" instead of "appl". In my app, I am setting some preferences.
What I am finding is that when I delete my application the preferences
one last thing i wanted to ask, i seached for gDeviceP and i got a real good
explanation from ardiri about the new equivalents under 3.5. however i am
having trouble with his explanation about getting the
dDeviceP-baseAddr
he tells you concat the first two elements of bitmapP to get the
Can the application type be modified by the Palm app? For example, I would
like to create an app with a type of "appl" and then HotSync it to the
handheld. Upon HotSync, my app would receive the sysAppLaunchCmdSyncNotify
launch code. I would like to then execute some code to change it's type
I'm getting a bus error when I call FldDrawField(). This only happens when
running on color roms (both 3.5 or 4.0 color roms). It runs fine on all
other =3.0 roms.
The FieldType object I'm passing in looks good (at least to me). The form
is already displayed. Etc.
After the bus error the
At 9:50 AM -0700 3/27/01, Steve Achelis wrote:
I'm getting a bus error when I call FldDrawField()
snip
Any ideas? This is beating me up...
You need to call FrmDrawForm before doing any drawing.
Dave Johnson
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Steve
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At 9:50 AM -0700 3/27/01, Steve Achelis wrote:
I'm getting a bus error when I call FldDrawField()
snip
Any ideas? This is beating me up...
You need to call FrmDrawForm before doing any drawing.
David Leland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You misunderstood. "tdpi" is not the creator ID. It is the application
type - instead of "appl", I'm using "tdpi". I have registered a separate
creator ID with Palm and it's not all lowercase.
Indeed. But see
I'm a bit confused about this one... it returns true for vchrPrevField and
false for vchrNextField. under 4.0dr5.
That's because the character code is being used to index into an
array of 256 attributes (at least on a Latin device), so character
codes 256 will return back garbage results.
I
I am still having a problem with the
MemMove( (Ptr)((UInt32)(theBitmapPtr) + sizeof(BitmapType)),
DeviceWindowGetPointer(theWindowHandle),
(theRowBytes * theHeight));
DeviceWindowGetPointer() looks liek this
void * DeviceWindowGetPointer(WinHandle win)
{
void *result = NULL;
From: Stringer
What would be the market for an API set that could comfortably
support databases with tens of thousands of records without the
performance issues that are periodically raised on this forum?
I think you have two possible markets:
1) Corporate developers
2) Individual
one more question about this topic. when i get the winhandle's height in
the theHeight = theWindowHandle-bitmapP-height; is it supposed to be in
the 8000's it seems to high and therefore i cannot allocated the proper
space for it.
boaz
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You were right. I had called FrmDrawForm() before calling FldDrawField(),
but I had a call to FrmEraseForm() between them...
Thanks!
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I am.
Steve
"Dave Johnson" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
Code Warrior 4.1.0.2 build 0646
Added a #define XYZ in a .h file to the "Prefix File" field, under
C/C++ Language in project settings.
However, codes between the:
#ifdef XYZ
// ... codes here
#endif
section in the .c source file are ignored.
If I added the #define XYZ to the .c source file,
James thanks for that advice, my table is now working.
That's all i wanted is for someone to give me an idea what my prob was.
I coulnd't add an explaination in with the code as the forum what not accept
anymore lines in the e-mail.
I thought if i split the code up, no one would be able to
At 6:22 PM -0800 3/26/01, Keith Rollin wrote:
to change the font type on the fly to highlight something for example.
Ingo Claro Fox
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In this context, what do you mean by "highlight"? To me, highlight
means to invert something (such as text in an edit field, or the
contents
At 4:35 PM -0300 3/26/01, Bruno Galvo wrote:
Ill take a look at KeyCurrentState() function ...
I think itll work ...
Bruno, it's easier than that. Just look for vchrPageUp or
vchrPageDown in your event handler:
if(eventP-data.keyDown.chr == vchrPageUp)
// do something for up key
The bitmap has a box around it. When displayed in a dialog, the box shows up
as a "Z", with the contents of the box split across each side.
The dialog references a Bitmap Family which contains 1-bit and 8-bit images.
The 1-bit images works fine (on Palm OS 3.5/ Palm Vx). The 8-bit image is
wonky
Just to check: you do realize that directly accessing the screen and its
internal data structures is not guaranteed to work in future OS versions,
right?
-David Fedor
Palm Developer Support
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Can the application type be modified by the Palm app? For example, I would
like to create an app with a type of "appl" and then HotSync it to the
handheld. Upon HotSync, my app would receive the sysAppLaunchCmdSyncNotify
launch code. I would like to then execute some code to change it's type
... It's the record count, not the size that's the problem. Currently
we're evaluating PDBcruncher ... this works well (5mins instead of 30+). The
only problem is that you need room on the device for both the current
database and the packed one. It's also an additional step for the user to
You heard incorrectly. What was demoed was a port of Palm OS 4 to a
prototype ARM device. No Palm OS 5, no ARM device emulator (at
least, not a Palm-developed emulator).
sure it was 4?? i thought i remember seeing 3.5 :) it definately was
not 5 tho : as you say.
It was based on a
Thanks. That's exactly what I was looking for.
Dave
David Fedor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:43641@palm-dev-forum...
Can the application type be modified by the Palm app? For example, I
would
like to create an app with a type of "appl" and then HotSync it to the
handheld. Upon
Just to check: you do realize that directly accessing the screen and its
internal data structures is not guaranteed to work in future OS versions,
right?
:)) i realize :) and as a result, i only use direct access like that
on known CPU types (where i know the endian is correct).. else?
Just to check: you do realize that directly accessing the screen and its
internal data structures is not guaranteed to work in future OS versions,
right?
yes, i do realize. but the new solution will have to present itself when the
time comes. right now i am really frustrated with this
sure it was 4?? i thought i remember seeing 3.5 :) it definately was
not 5 tho : as you say.
It was based on a version of Palm OS 3.5, ported to ARM, running the OS
native as well as a few apps native, as well as the 68k emulator for apps
that were beamed to it.
ok.. so i am not
-Original Message-
From: David Fedor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 10:36 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Access to PalmOS structures
... the OS4.0 debug ROMs need to tolerant of
structure accesses for the few issues that are not
supported
Just to check: you do realize that directly accessing the screen and its
internal data structures is not guaranteed to work in future OS versions,
right?
yes, i do realize. but the new solution will have to present itself when the
time comes. right now i am really frustrated with this
Hi All,
I just started messing around with 4.0 and so far so good, but I wanted
to get the official Palm word on the best way to do what I'm doing.
Right now, with all our applications, pdb files are distributed with our
prc. I've set the code up so that it checks all volumes and the actual
Thanks, so how do I write a program that uses serial port to run in both OS2
and 3? Any documentation on it?
Thanks again.
Jacky
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Dave
Lippincott
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 2:39 AM
To: Palm Developer
Hi,
Does anuone know if there is a API call to get the last hotsync date and
time? Thanks, Liz
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David Fedor [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If the OS had to permanently support every operation on every object in
every structure that ever existed, it'd have a really limiting effect on
the continuous improvement of the platform, would bloat the code, slow it
down, make devices more expensive
Hi,
I am doing development for Plam OS using Code Warrior Release 6 for Windows.
I would like to make the release method for my projects command line based.
For this I would need to compile and generate PRCs from command line without
using Code Warrior IDE. Is this possible? If it is then
At 12:25 PM -0500 3/27/01, David Leland wrote:
Interesting and I see your point. Unfortunately, the application I am
writing must be a type of "tdpi" - I am writing a Plug-in for thinkDB 2.0
and this is required in order for my application to be recognized by
thinkDB.
Just brainstorming here,
If a database is on a card
and I can copy the database onto the device (enough space, whatever) I
do, and if not, I run from the card. If I copy the database to the
device, I delete the database from the device when the app closes (it is
still resident on the card, of course). Is this the
At 10:33 AM -0800 3/27/01, Horace Ho wrote:
Code Warrior 4.1.0.2 build 0646
Added a #define XYZ in a .h file to the "Prefix File" field, under
C/C++ Language in project settings.
However, codes between the:
#ifdef XYZ
// ... codes here
#endif
section in the .c source file are ignored.
If I
A) You need to approach this problem from the other side of the connection
since there is no way to prevent an OS 2.0 device from sending the
character. See if there is a way to get whatever you are communicating with
to ignore the extra character or maybe send a 'reset your buffer' command
The readme file says it fixes a problem that might rarely occur in 3rd
party software. Well, it appears to be happening pretty regularly in
our software. What is the magic in OS 3.5.2? What OS calls does it fix?
Anyone know?
Shannon
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So what would be the desired process? Is there some app like the Clie's
file mover that allows the user to move files in and out, or if the pdb
is on the card I just pull data from the card?
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From: David Fedor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001
So what would be the desired process? Is there some app like the Clie's
file mover that allows the user to move files in and out, or if the pdb
is on the card I just pull data from the card?
how about reading directly from the card using the VFS manager? :P
VFS manager is used to access
There is a cmdide.exe program, try:
cmdide /?
Regards
horace
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Hi,
I am doing development for Plam OS using Code Warrior Release 6 for Windows.
I would like to make the release method for my projects command line
Of course the #define XYZ is inside a .h file. The name of the .h file is
entered in
the Prefix File field.
When I type some garbage in the .h file, the compiler complains the error.
Thanks
horace
"Jim Schram" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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At 10:33 AM -0800
I thought I heard that the new m500 and m505 from Palm would use
the ARM processer. Are they? I can't find any documentation on this.
Also I heard that the new 4.0 OS was to support BlueTooth. Again, can't
find any info on this.
Thanks
Ralph Krausse
www.consiliumsoft.com
** Free Palm Source Code
Thank you very much for your help.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Dave
Lippincott
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 9:09 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Strange character sent in OS2
A) You need to approach this problem from the
I am drawling cells in a table using TblSetCustomDrawProcedure()
It has been working fine on both the Emulator and an actual device running
3.5. But when I run it with a Palm III with os 3.3 the changing text in the
cells just get writen over top of what is already there.
I tried drawling a
after you switch the gDeviceP- to bitmapP-
what do you do on this line in GetSignatureBitmap( RectangleType*
theBoundsPtr )? it gives me an error
MemMove( (Ptr)((ULong)(theBitmapPtr) +
sizeof(BitmapType)),DeviceWindowGetPointer(theWindowHandle), theRowBytes *
theHeight);
the size allocated
No, M500 and M505 use Dragonball VZ . See:
http://www.palm.com/support/m500/m500_faq.html
Regards
horace
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I thought I heard that the new m500 and m505 from Palm would use
the ARM processer. Are they? I can't find
I'm slightly confused by your statement. Do you mean:
1) You try to communicate, and the socket opens, but get 0 bytes,
indicating
some type of failure?
or
2) The socket opens, data is transferred, and then 0 bytes are
received,
indicating the transmission is done?
I believe you mean
I understand how VFS works, what I was asking is whether reading
directly from the card is the Palm blessed way of doing it or not. I
vaguely remember some discussions at the conference about doing card
accesses being slower, so I wasn't sure if that was what was supposed to
be done or if the
Does anyone know what is required?
I've been able to figure out how to write a hack using Xmaster. I'm now
tasked with doing it
w/o Xmaster. YAHOO!
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Hello,
I need to be able to create a PDB file on the desktop without going through
a conduit. (i.e. using the Sync Manager API's.) I've been reading the PDB
Database Format document and it says: "...One the host computer, the PDB
file is written by the Palm backup conduit and read by
At 1:16 PM -0800 3/27/01, Shannon Pekary wrote:
The readme file says it fixes a problem that might rarely occur in 3rd
party software. Well, it appears to be happening pretty regularly in
our software. What is the magic in OS 3.5.2? What OS calls does it fix?
Anyone know?
System Update 3.5.2
To the many people who are having huge problems getting signature
capture code working on both OSes before 3.5 and OS 3.5 and later.
Why haven't you refactored the problem? If the issue is getting data
off the screen, why not change the problem? A signature capture program
boils down to
1)
Ralph Krausse wrote:
I thought I heard that the new m500 and m505 from Palm would use
the ARM processer. Are they?
No.
I can't find any documentation on this. Also I heard that the new 4.0 OS was to
support BlueTooth. Again, can't find any info on
this.
At PalmSource it was announced in
Right. When sizeof (struct X) 58, GCC inlines the clearing of thestruct,
using a bunch of clr instructions. But when the struct is larger than the
threshold you've identified, it creates a global const temporary with the
value you want, and initialises thestruct with bcopy (i.e. memcopy):
David,
In 3.5 the performance of this improved quite a bit, if I recall correctly,
due to optimizations in the Data Manager. Doing fewer, larger records will
still help, due to the per-record HotSync time overhead. I don't recall if
there are further improvements in 4.0 or not.
I just
Basically Keith, at design time one can't always predict what the
'correct' font will be when the screen is used. You can take a best
guess, but it isn't necessarily right.
Some our screens use the convention that editable fields use
largeFont and non-editable fields use boldFont. The user can
Okay, I've got a few comments. I'm not really going to look at the whole
code sample, since I'm feeling lazy :)
In this code:
I am still having a problem with the
MemMove( (Ptr)((UInt32)(theBitmapPtr) + sizeof(BitmapType)),
DeviceWindowGetPointer(theWindowHandle),
(theRowBytes *
At 8:48 PM -0800 3/26/01, Keith Rollin wrote:
I tried using the "Install Application/Database" option.
Using this menu item is not the same as using HotSync. Therefore,
you do not get sysAppLaunchCmdSyncNotify notification. Getting that
would have to be a feature that was added to the
CW6 comes with the command line tool that simply invokes the IDE.
However, there
are several options. Here is the command line that I use for the same
reasons.
cmdide /t PROJECTNAME /r /b /q /s PROJECTNAME.mcp
cmdide /? will give you all the necessary information.
Good luck.
-Original
In my case, I have a custom font that's just the standard font with a
few mathematical characters substituted in at strategic places.
Throughout my application, I need to use this font in several types
of UI objects, and in particular, I need the custom characters as
button titles.
Constructor
"Chris DiPierro" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there something different about sysAppLaunchCmdSystemReset on an
m100?
snip
"Chris DiPierro" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote again:
To answer my own question
What happens is that the NotePad app on the m100 will reinstate itself as
the 'memo'
I am also trying to create a pdb on the desktop.
the 2 sites I have found are
http://www.righto.com/pilot/pdb.html
http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~nr/pilot/pdb/
The first one is good if you have done java as it has the source code so you
can hack it to suit your requirements.
However, I haven't
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Suppose I have a database storing records of tims and
date. When the system clock matches any of these
records' time and date, the OS lauches an application
automatically. How can I do that?
See the docs for the
I described the 3.5.2 update not long ago. See the archives:
http://www.escribe.com/computing/pcpqa/index.html?by=OneThreadt=ExgDBRead%
28%29%20broken%20in%20OS3.5.0
(Beware of nasty multi-line URL's.)
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From: Jim Schram [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I do very strongly recommend that all customers everywhere
always be sure to have the very latest System Update installed
on their device.
Also note that POSE version 3.1 now supports patches like 3.5.2 without
throwing memory access warnings.
I think I am having the same problem. I mean, when I tap over any cell, it
contents changes.
-Mensaje original-
De: Jim Duffy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Grupos de noticias: palm-dev-forum
Para: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fecha: Martes, 27 de Marzo de 2001 06:33 p.m.
Asunto: Table draw
I understand how VFS works, what I was asking is whether reading
directly from the card is the Palm blessed way of doing it or not. I
vaguely remember some discussions at the conference about doing card
accesses being slower, so I wasn't sure if that was what was supposed to
be done or if the
I'm attempting to trap the sysAppLaunchCmdCardLaunch code from my PilotStart
routine and force my application to exit immediately. I'm catching the code
OK , but when I try to exit the application by returning from PilotStart
with a non-zero error, it appears it is getting launched again with a
I understand how VFS works, what I was asking is whether reading
directly from the card is the Palm blessed way of doing it or not. I
vaguely remember some discussions at the conference about doing card
accesses being slower, so I wasn't sure if that was what was supposed to
be done or if
"Gary Spinelli" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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I'm attempting to trap the sysAppLaunchCmdCardLaunch code from my
PilotStart
routine and force my application to exit immediately. I'm catching the
code
OK , but when I try to exit the application by returning
When I run my program, which opens the serial port, while my Visor is in its
cradle it claims the serial port is in use. When I run the same program
while holding the Visor in my hand it successfully opens the port. Obviously
I'm fighting with some other app for the serial port. Since it has to
How can we support PalmOS 3.5 and 3.1 at the same time if:
1. When you creating a new project in CodeWarrior you have to choose
between following
a. Palm OS 3.1(English) Stationary
b. Palm OS 3.5 Stationary
Hence CodeWarrior will generate machine code targeting
I was getting an error from the application when it tried to load a shared
library that was also on the card. If you could tell me how to make
SysLibLoad look on the card for the library I'm trying to load, I guess
there would be no reason to prevent a card launch.
"Danny Epstein" [EMAIL
Hi All,
I cannot seem to be able to run Constructor 1.5. I down loaded and installed
the Palm OS SDK 3.5 for CodeWarrior Installer on top of CW for Palm OS R6
and then install Palm OS SDK 3.5 Update 1. I am not able to open or create
projects. Anybody has any idea how I can fix this?
Shane
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