At 9:09 AM +0530 7/10/01, Kapil Konde wrote:
>Also you need to connect the
>serial port of the pc on which you are running Emulator to some other pc to
>test your app. It will not work if you are trying it on a single PC.
As long as the PC has two serial ports, there should be no problems
runnin
> I've been trying to download the Cygwin install and keep getting an error
> that the page I've requested is not available. This is the URL that I'm
> using:
>
> http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/tools/gcc/install-win.html
>
> Where can I get the needed files for installation?
this is the link
I have tried creating a .r file and extracting the resources by using the
'prc2bin.exe'. Unfortunately, I was unseccsful to properly use the resources
for some reason or another, The forms were not being showed up and the
images were highly distorted (could be an image compression issue.)
I kn
> I think you would be better off managing the resource file so you can have
> seperate builds. Very few software developers like to have their binaries
> from a make altered by "branding" software. Also, there are times when you
> localize, dialogs need to be re-laid our due to size of text
> clicking the Download link in point #2 under "
> Installing Cygwin on Windows"
> (http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/tools/gcc/dist/cygwin-b20.1.exe), then you
> get "Sorry, the page you've requested is not available."
try going to www.cygwin.com
i have cygwin-b20.1.exe local on my harddrive,
> printf("Width --- %d",screen->width);
> printf("Height--- %d",screen->height);
and, you just broke one of the new rules introduced :)
how about just calling WinScreenMode() and asking for the size?
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> Remeber you *don't* have threads. You can only simulate having them. So, no.
> I think your going to have to re-approach your problem without using the
> concept of threads.
well.. not entirely true :)
there is a possibility to deal with timers and get code called
periodically, while ano
> I have tried creating a .r file and extracting the resources by using the
> 'prc2bin.exe'. Unfortunately, I was unseccsful to properly use the resources
> for some reason or another, The forms were not being showed up and the
> images were highly distorted (could be an image compression issue
Test .
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Hi Everybody,
First of all, sorry for the test, I was not sure that I can send a message
to this list.
Here is a good link which describe how to use SyncML to synchronise date
between a handled device and a server.
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/Books/J2MEwireless/
This is a java tutoria
Hi all :
I am tired to this bug ...
In a function, I declare two char* ( str1,str2).
str1 is all data, other str2 need get some chars from str1.
I use MemPtrNew() renew str2 ( and renew str2's len)...
but str1 and str2 together changing ... what's going on ?
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I think this is the problem with the debugger, actually the values would
surely be different but does appear as same.
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Subject: Help
--On 10 July 2001 00:44 + [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> You're right but, since they are algorithms for digital signature I
> have to keep a private key in somewhere. Using a crypt() like
> function, such as fcrypt(), I don't have to store the plain password
> anywhere. Using the fcrypt algori
Hi Warren Young,
GDB works well in both Dos and Unix environment compilation files.
-Peter
> Peter wrote:
> >
> > I'm running Windows in my System and the Example u told , they have given is
>for Unix system .
>
> Doesn't matter. If you run the Cygwin bash shell, you're effectivel
Hi Priyesh,
In my Emulator there is no option for "Connection ". I have date,time,and last
..Beam . No option there for Serial
connectuion.
-Peter
> Hello
>
> When i try to use emulator for serial communiaction it
> does not gives me any error but i can not send and
> reveice the data
Ben,
Thanks for the info.
Mike
--- Ben Combee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> "Mike McCollister" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> in message
> news:55919@palm-dev-forum...
> >
> > Quick Question. How does one find the resolution
> of
> > the screen on a Palm device, specificially on the
> > HandEra
> > > Quick Question. How does one find the resolution
> > of
> > > the screen on a Palm device, specificially on the
> > > HandEra 330? I know that it is 240x320 on the
> > HandEra
> > > 330 but I would like to use a an API call to cover
> > my
> > > tracks :).
> >
> > WinScreenMode, using the
I created a prc file. Every time after installing the prc file using
hotsync into IBM WorkPad C3 , it pop out a Fatal Alert - Fatal Exception
when I press the "home"- application launchers ..
1. Why does this happen as I haven't launched the prc file yet ?
2. It works if I install it in
Hi,
Does any one know how to draw bitmap (signature) under palm os 3.5? I have
source code on drawing bitmap under palm os 3.3 or below but the code does
not work under palm os 3.5. Please help!
Bear
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> is there anyway,i can make the first letter in my text field to be of
> uppercase by default?
Field Property: AutoShift TRUE
by(e)
Stephan
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Hello, everyone,
I'm currently writing an application (using prc-tools 2.0) which
emulates a processor with several 64 bit registers. In order to achieve
maximum emulation performance, I map the processor's two most frequently
used registers directly to the Palm's 68k registers:
typedef unsigned
Hi,
We have made a WML application which can be accessed from a PDA using any web browser
like K-Browser. The application is mainly used for the employees of a
company to query their central MIS database for confidential information.
The problem is with saving the collected data, offline.
Can
> I suspect, that these overlocks appear with respect to the code
> resources. I'm absolutely sure that these alerts aren't due to any
> MemHandleLock/MemHandleUnlock mismatches in my application.
>
> Curiously enough, if I replace the definition of reg2 by
>
> u8 reg2;
>
> the Chunk-overlocked
Hello
I have a PalmIII which does not support New Serial
Manager Library. How can i
upgrade my palmIII libraries so that it can support
New Serial Manager and i can run the applications
which are writen using New Serial Manager.
Please give me necessary information in detail and
proper steps
>Subject: How to read the bar code with Palm device
>From: "Gaurav Palvia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Mon, 9 Jul 2001 15:07:58 +0530
>Is there any way that Palm device can read the bar code. I mean is there
>any API for that .Or there has to be a separate
>hardware which needs to be integereted
>Subject: RE: Freeing memory after reallocation..
>From: "James Nicholls" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2001 15:35:23 +1000
>
>You'll get an error if ID and/or Note are ever assigned string constants and
>you subsequently call MemPtrFree on them. How about never assigning string
>constant
I want to create basically a very large string list. Possibly up to 800
entries of 3 to 7 words ("This is entry number one")
I want this to be updateable easily so I figured I'd just make a database
that my program can read. My question is, do I have to create the database
on the Palm or is the
there are two possibilities I can think of:
1) a bug in your code. since you are using char pointers you may not be
allocating enough memory to one or both or even somewhere else in your code.
2) you have the compiler optimizations turned on while your are debugging
(which might cause variables t
Never said recently. This topic gets beat to death about once a month.
There were code examples posted sometime in the beginning of last month and
a couple of times just prior to that. Shouldn't be a big deal to get the
messages from the Palm news server or to search for it in egroups. Heck,
Go
Aaron Ardiri wrote:
>...
> have you thought about pusting these registers to the stack
> in InitApplication() and then popping them off the stack in
> QuitApplication() :)
A good idea! I was just thinking about recompiling the startup code of the
prc-tools, when I read your answer...
On Tue, Jul 10, 2001 at 01:40:42PM +0200, Bernd Abel wrote:
> typedef unsigned long long u8;
> ...
> register u8 reg1 __asm__("d6");
> register u8 reg2 __asm__("d4");
>
> This maps reg1 to the data registers D6 and D7, and reg2 to D4 and D5.
> reg1 and reg2 are global to the application.
[...does
Does anybody know why the following code "works" on a Palm 3.0 device, but
not on a Palm 3.5 one.?
When I say it doesn't work, I mean, the repeating buttons, and field text
I try to redraw, and update depending on certain conditions are not
redrawn at all (under Palm 3.5) unless the entire form i
> > have you thought about pusting these registers to the stack
> > in InitApplication() and then popping them off the stack in
> > QuitApplication() :)
>
> A good idea! I was just thinking about recompiling the startup code of the
> prc-tools, when I read your answer... Ok, now I wrote:
>
I know you are suppose to use the latest SDK even if you are developing
software for older version of the OS, but if I am using SDK 4.0 and I am
developing for 3.0 and above how can I tell that I am calling function that
is not in the 3.0 OS? I know I get a runtime error if I try and call it and
in a BITMAPFAMILYSPECIAL and I have a 4-bit color image and an 8-bit color
image it seems to me that I should be able to set two "transparentindex"
since I have two different "default" colortables. Is it the case where the
first 16 entries in the "default" 8-bit colortable are the same as the fir
"Ben Combee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I wasn't at Metrowerks three months ago, so I had not heard of this bug.
>However, I will check with the compiler engineer who is working on the
>68K compiler and see if this can be addressed for the next release.
Do you know when the next release is plann
Hello,
Are any resource numbers reserved for system usage? I am writing a Java App
that generates Rez source file with id assigned automatically by default. I
would appreciate if someone let me know.
Ta,
IM :-)
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Has anyone else had an e-mail from Palm threatening legal action if you use
the word "Palm" in the name of your software?
Is this just a bluff, or can they actually 'own' a word that has been in
general use in the English language for centuries?
If so presumable the word would have to be removed f
"Mark Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> "Ben Combee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >I wasn't at Metrowerks three months ago, so I had not heard of this
bug.
> >However, I will check with the compiler engineer who is working on
the
> >68K compiler and see i
> in a BITMAPFAMILYSPECIAL and I have a 4-bit color image and an 8-bit color
> image it seems to me that I should be able to set two "transparentindex"
> since I have two different "default" colortables. Is it the case where the
> first 16 entries in the "default" 8-bit colortable are the same as
> Has anyone else had an e-mail from Palm threatening legal action if you use
> the word "Palm" in the name of your software?
> Is this just a bluff, or can they actually 'own' a word that has been in
> general use in the English language for centuries?
> If so presumable the word would have to be
--On 10 July 2001 15:14 +0100 James Screech <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Has anyone else had an e-mail from Palm threatening legal action if you
> use the word "Palm" in the name of your software?
Nope...
> Is this just a bluff, or can they actually 'own' a word that has been in
> general us
"Igor Mozolevsky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:55994@palm-dev-forum...
>
> Hello,
>
> Are any resource numbers reserved for system usage? I am writing a
Java App
> that generates Rez source file with id assigned automatically by
default. I
> would appreciate if someone let me know.
A
So would it as simple as to just set the value in the source code after I
read in the bitmap family or do I have to do something else to make it work?
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Ardiri
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To: P
> Is there a way to tell codewarrior to allocate locals
> in a function on the stack?
Have you tried explicitly declaring the variables as "auto?"
Eric W. Sirko
Softworks Solutions, LLC
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Yep. The word Palm is used as a Trademark. It's like if you started a soft
drink company and called your drink Coke, or write a text editor and call it
Word. Same concept. This is mostly done to keep every company that makes a
handheld device from calling it a Palm.
Same thing goes with Band-
> From: Prashanth
>
> is there anyway,i can make the first letter in my text
> field to be of uppercase by default?
Set the Auto Shift property of the field.
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Sorry, sent this one with the wrong subject first time
So would it as simple as to just set the value in the source code after I
read in the bitmap family or do I have to do something else to make it work?
---
> in a BITMAPFAMILYSPECIAL and I have a 4-bit color im
Great I think I'll trademark the words 'software', 'application' &
'program'. Then I can charge everyone who uses them!
James Screech
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>
>
>
> --On 10 July 2001 15:14 +0100 James Screech <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> So would it as simple as to just set the value in the source code after I
> read in the bitmap family or do I have to do something else to make it work?
how about re-thinking your strategy. pilrc does not support
transparency in anything but 8+ bpp
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> Great I think I'll trademark the words 'software', 'application' &
> 'program'. Then I can charge everyone who uses them!
i think, prior-art will get you on that one :)
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--On 10 July 2001 16:08 +0100 James Screech <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Great I think I'll trademark the words 'software', 'application' &
> 'program'. Then I can charge everyone who uses them!
Unfortunatly, it would be extremely difficult for you to do that,
otherwise, Micorsoft would've d
Hello,
> > I think you would be better off managing the resource file so you can
have
> > seperate builds. Very few software developers like to have their
binaries
> > from a make altered by "branding" software.
Multilizer supports binary localization method in Palm software
localization. Multi
> From: I am johnny~
>
> In a function, I declare two char* ( str1,str2).
> str1 is all data, other str2 need get some chars from str1.
> I use MemPtrNew() renew str2 ( and renew str2's len)...
> but str1 and str2 together changing ... what's going on ?
>
You might want to post the actual code yo
with your question, I guess the answer is no, but when I look through the
docs, I cannot find out where it says that.
If I use BmpCreate I get a version 2 bitmap. I can use BmpCreate to create
a 4 bit grayscale. I can set the transparent value in version 2 bitmaps.
So I would guess that I could
> From: James
>
> ... if I am using SDK 4.0 and I am developing for 3.0
> and above how can I tell that I am calling
> function that is not in the 3.0 OS?
>
Have you looked at the "Palm OS R Programmer's API Reference"? (See the
"Compatibility Guide".) It clearly describes when (under which OS
> Multilizer supports binary localization method in Palm software
> localization. Multilizer derives for example the following benefits from
> binary localization. Many features affect, besides developers, also
> translators and the QA. ( To see both Pros and Cons of binary localization,
> check "
> > Is this just a bluff, or can they actually 'own' a word that has been in
> > general use in the English language for centuries?
>
> They cannot nor do they own word 'palm' however spelled. They do, however,
> own exlusive rights to use it commercially. This means that you cannot use
> word 'pa
> with your question, I guess the answer is no, but when I look through the
> docs, I cannot find out where it says that.
>
> If I use BmpCreate I get a version 2 bitmap. I can use BmpCreate to create
> a 4 bit grayscale. I can set the transparent value in version 2 bitmaps.
> So I would guess
From: "priyesh parikh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I have a PalmIII which does not support New Serial
> Manager Library. How can i
> upgrade my palmIII libraries so that it can support
> New Serial Manager and i can run the applications
> which are writen using New Serial Manager.
You need to install
> > ... if I am using SDK 4.0 and I am developing for 3.0
> > and above how can I tell that I am calling
> > function that is not in the 3.0 OS?
>
> Have you looked at the "Palm OS R Programmer's API Reference"? (See the
> "Compatibility Guide".) It clearly describes when (under which OS versio
Yes I have looked at the docs and I know how to check the ROMS and such, but
that was not my question.
I clearly said:
"I know I get a runtime error if I try and call it and I could go and lookup
every function every time that I use it, but it seems like the compiler
should be able to tell me."
hi
after animation, i'm looking for a system for plug-ins
here's my problem: i want to make a big game, including small ones
the small ones can be launch from the big one, but not from another
program
user can download new plug-in, the program detects them et can lauch
them.
i also want
Hello,
Is there an IDE option which allows the compiler to flag unused variables?
Thanks
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If the file is in the /PALM directory, and named start.prc, it will be
launched when the card is inserted. (See p.215 of the Palm OS Companion)
Hope that helps,
-Thomee-
In article <55522@palm-dev-forum>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
>
> Hi,
>
> how to make application located on the expansion
--On 10 July 2001 11:53 -0600 Thomee Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If the file is in the /PALM directory, and named start.prc, it will be
> launched when the card is inserted. (See p.215 of the Palm OS Companion)
Oh DEAR! I can see lots of potential security problems with that! :-D
FAO:
At 1:47 PM -0400 2001/07/10, George Aslanis wrote:
>Is there an IDE option which allows the compiler to flag unused variables?
Ummm... try the "C/C++ warnings" panel's "unused variables" checkbox.
Regards,
Jim Schram
Palm Incorporated
Partner Engineering
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This could actually be pretty trivial. Based on your earlier questions,
I'm guessing you're already correctly parsing out the pieces of the number
(ie. in X.YYYeZZ, you have pulled out X, YYY, and ZZ). Because the number
is already basically right, all you need to do is concatenate X and YYY,
Hello, masters,
I have been looking for a tool to generate
installable package that can deliever prc and pdbs
as a single prc, and learned that "Combiner" is
exactly what I was looking for.
However, when I tested the trial version of
"Combiner" I found a serious problem with it.
In case t
Ok, I should have known this was going to happen, so let's try again:
Besides the OBVIOUS function level option, is there an option for detecting
unused GLOBAL variables?
"Jim Schram" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> At 1:47 PM -0400 2001/07/10, George Aslani
Brad and others,
Trademarks are serious business as many of you have noted. Here's some more
thoughts.
So, the question could also be: If you have a product for several platforms,
like CE and Pocket PC and Palm OS and Windows 9X, can you not advertise them
as MyAppName CE, MyAppName Pocket PC,
"Paul Nevai" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Do you DmReleaseRecord () after you finish working with the new record?
According to the docs for DmNewRecord:
> Both the busy and dirty bits are set for the new record and a
> unique ID is automatically created.
> DmReleaseRecord should be called as soon
Please,
Do someone know when happen "fatal exception"??
I hope your answer
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"George Aslanis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Ok, I should have known this was going to happen, so let's try again:
>
>Besides the OBVIOUS function level option, is there an option for detecting
>unused GLOBAL variables?
That would have to be a linker function, rather than a compiler one.
And no,
Maybe. Would you like to tell us a little about what you are doing and what
is happening?
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From: "Giovana Bernabé Huerta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001 4:45 PM
Subject: FATAL EXCEPTION
> Please,
>
> D
can be anything, normaly it's a program with invalid comands.
you can reset (normal reset) to solve.
it hapens while it's resseting , try reset with pgup pressed.
You will have to discover (probably the last one) what soft is making the
PDA show this message and take off this app.
Ricardo Conti
>From the actual document to which Brian was referring:
"Trademark Guidelines for Solution Providers"
"Naming Your Product or Company
To ensure the protection of our branding eff o rts, we have imposed the
follow-ing
guidelines on the usage of Palm brand identities. You may not use Palm,
Palm OS
I would also look at http://www.palm.com/about/trademark.html for their
exact details on the subject in this thread in addition to downloading
http://www.palmos.com/alliance/marketing/marcom/marcom.pdf. Sorry I didn't
look for the URLs first.
Thankx Brian.
Gary Gorsline
Easy Business Software
There should be a way to get compile/link time errors if you use an API
that's not supported in the OS you're compiling for. The header files
currently lack the conditionals needed to support this. Of course, you can
use an older SDK to avoid using traps that are too new.
Realistically, it doesn'
other question
A "fatal exception" might happens when there is not enough free memory.
thanks.
> Please,
>
> Do someone know when happen "fatal exception"??
>
>
> I hope your answer
>
>
>
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At 12:47 PM 7/10/01 -0600, you wrote:
>This could actually be pretty trivial. Based on your earlier questions,
Unfortunately, it's not - it only seems that way. I requested some sample
code last month, but it wasn't useful to me because it didn't use the
Fpl... functions. It assumed the existe
Anyone know how to find out where the tab stop positions in a field are?
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I am using the PilRC plugin with CW 7 (IDE 4.1.0.3, build 0654, Windows) to
add a menu that uses the system edit routines. When I compile it, I get
this error message 3 times:
PalmRez Warning: Possibly invalid character 0xff (y) is present in resource
UNEM ID=1000. (1000 is the ID of the menu.)
In CodeWarrior 7 (IDE 4.1.0.3, build 0654, Windows) I clicked the small blue
triangle on the left of the "Errors and Warnings" window after an attempt to
make a simple project. This closed the source code window in the bottom
half. Since the error did not occur at any line in my source code, now
Overall, if you name with a "Palm" in it, I personally believe you are
compormising your own product. Doing this is a throwback to early Macintosh
software (e.g. MacWrite, MacPaint, MacDraw, MacSchedule, MacPlaymate --
let's not get started on this one!) where it noted that the software was
i
"Gary Gorsline" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> If you have a product for several platforms,
> like CE and Pocket PC and Palm OS and Windows 9X, can you not advertise
them
> as MyAppName CE, MyAppName Pocket PC, MyAppName Palm OS and MyAppName
> Windows.
I'm
Hi,
I am new to palm programming. So please bear with my queries.
Can the "connect" button under the network preferences in POSE
version 3.2 dial to a modem number?
Thank you
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hi all,
does anyone know what does this error that occurs during installation of
a prc file :
"Could not install the Palm OS file "name.prc" because Palm OS error
0x0201 (dmErrMemError) occurred."
What I did was simply to add another form to be the starting form, and
set the proper co
My code "like" this, but not all program, just this function.
some time occur at two integer ...(^^|||) god...
Char* myFunction( void)
{
Char *str1;
Char *str2;
str1 = MemPtrNew( 13);
StrCopy( str1, "Johnny Hsiao"); // str1 is full name
str2 = MemPtrNew( 6);// str2 and
Can anyone guide me on creating a field which behaves like a password text
box. As soon as i enter a character it must be converted to an asterix (*)
visible on screen. Can this be done using the KeyDownEvent? And if yes can u
show me how to proceed please.
thanks and regards
Priti
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Search the forum there were some messages regarding this. You need to
implement custom font containing all chars as * and use it for your password
field.
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Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2001 10:31 AM
To: Pal
You may also want to check the archives for why this isn't worth the effort.
There's a good reason why Palm didn't include this functionality into the
OS.
Cheers,
James.
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Does anyone know how to retrieve the serial number of a Palm?
Thanks.
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Tan Kuan Eeik
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In article <55681@palm-dev-forum>, pjmitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> >I've used Pose 2.1 with a Socket serial card without problems.
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> >Neil
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> >on 7/5/01 11:51 AM, pjmitchell at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> >> Has anyone successfully used POSE 3.1 or 3.2 on a Mac using ser
Do you know if it's possible to get the PalmOS 4.0 source code from
anywhere? There only seem to be links for OS 3.0 and 3.5 available on
PalmOS.com.
Thanks,
Jeremy Schwartzentruber
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Thanks a lot, I think this explains everything.
Following the disassembled crt0.o, I should save/restore d4-d7 in
PilotMain().
In order to make these registers available to the application, it would
perhaps be a good idea to compile the startup code with -ffixed-d4 etc in
the distribution?
On th
Well, actually I don't see a problem with using global variables for
saving/restoring the data regs, but you're right, using the stack would be an
alternative.
However, pushing them on the stack just with a movem.l in the startup routine is
impossible - my StartApplication() first pushes the retu
> Following the disassembled crt0.o, I should save/restore d4-d7 in
> PilotMain().
you disassembled it? :) sources are available remember
> In order to make these registers available to the application, it would
> perhaps be a good idea to compile the startup code with -ffixed-d4 etc in
> the
char* bufP;
unsigned short bufLen;
int retval;
int count;
UInt8 checkSum;
char checksumStr[2];
// holds the dash and the checksum digit
retval = SysGetROMToken (0, sysROMTokenSnum,(UInt8**) &bufP, &bufLen);
take only the first 12 digits out of the buffer and add a null at the end
and you will ha
> Anyway, there is a very simple way: In PilotMain(), I just use local variables
> for saving/restoring the regs. That should be safe enough.
true :)
// az
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