hi,
I want to connect my PalmTop with my remote server by using mobile phone
as the connection link between the two.
If it is possible then how ?
Thanks
Nikhil
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> The following partial code (edited for clarity) does not compile for
me
> under the 4.0r1 SDK, but was fine under 4.0:
>
> class GraphicsRecord {
> private:
>MemHandle recordh;
>const struct _record {
> UInt16 flags;
> BitmapType bitmap;
>}* data;
>
> public:
>Graphi
DmFindDatabase should work. Also, if you try to open the file stream with
ReadOnly flag and it doesn't exist, you should get a error and a NULL handle.
Max
--- Cheok Yan Cheng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > However, I don't think this tests whether or not a
> > file exists. If it
> > doesn't a
> However, I don't think this tests whether or not a
> file exists. If it
> doesn't already exist, the above code creates it.
May I know what is the correct way to test whether or
not a file exists?
Thank you.
regards
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> The LED will indeed continue to blink red on the i705. The
> AttnDoSpecialEffects API just invokes the same blink pattern that the
> attention manager itself uses. On the m500 series, this pattern terminates
> after a set number of iterations. On
Has anyone managed to squeeze more than roughly 1.1kbytes per second out of
Netlib?
We ran a test a while back fetching bytes and just discarding them. The
setup was with MochaPPP at 56k and a 33Mhz Palm m505 and the max we could
get from it was that 1.1k/sec figure. This is in tune with the s
--- Cheok Yan Cheng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I try,
>
> Err err
> fileHandle = FileOpen(0, "game0", CreatorId,
> CreatorId, fileModeReadOnly, err);
>
> Then, i try to purposely open a file that doesn't
> exsit in the system and calling the error checking
> code.
>
> // check for error code,
> I need to detect all the shared libraries currently loaded dynamically.
> Does anyone know an easy way to do that?
There isn't one, but depending on your situation, you may be able to iterate
through databases to achieve the desired effect. For details see my previous
post:
- Go to the eScrib
I would guess that err is garbage because you don't initialize it and you don't pass
in the address of err to FileOpen (that last parameter is a pointer to an Err, not an
Err). Does this compile? Or was that a typo?
Kevin
-Original Message-
From: Cheok Yan Cheng [mailto:[EMAIL PROTEC
Hi,
"Palm OS 4.0.1 SDK Readme.txt" says:
>
- Constructor for Palm OS 1.6.2
Mac OS X users: A Carbon version of Constructor for Palm OS is
available
at the Palm OS Development Tools web site:
http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/tools/
>
Unfortunately, I couldn't find it there. Is it ava
I try,
Err err
fileHandle = FileOpen(0, "game0", CreatorId,
CreatorId, fileModeReadOnly, err);
Then, i try to purposely open a file that doesn't
exsit in the system and calling the error checking
code.
// check for error code, but won't work
if(err == fileErrCreateError)
{
}
// this also won'
The way that the XXXNewXXX UI functions work - mainly the fact that the form pointer
passed in may not be the form pointer you get out - I would wait until I've added all
my objects before attaching the form to event handlers and such...
This is just a guess...
Hope it helps,
Kevin
-Ori
Hi everybody !
I want to build a conduit to synchronize an application's data between palm
and domino. Can you tell me which tools to do ?
Thank you very much.
Best regards.
Tung.
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(thanks for looking into this keith)
i also forgot to mention that this is a network application, I am opening up
NetLib but exiting before things have a chance to cleanup, again due to
debugging situations. i wanted to put that into the equation to in case the
Host calls were ok and it was the n
hi,
sorry to post this message again. i have tried to
change my coding according to what was mentioned below
but now it hinted me fatal alert: object not in form.
do you know what this error is due to?? is there any
ways to debug or track it?
here are the new codes:
static void submenu (char *c
I need to detect all the shared libraries currently loaded dynamically.
Does anyone know an easy way to do that? SysLibFind() won't work
because I don't know the library names before hand.
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We'll look into this.
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-Original Message-
From: Steve Orens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 4:22 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: POSE crash on Macintosh
I am using POSE 3.4 on a Macintosh Titanium Po
I am using POSE 3.4 on a Macintosh Titanium Powerbook,
running Mac OS 9.2.2 (Mac OS ROM 9.0.1) with Palm Reporter
1.2. I am getting a consistent crash of POSE that forces me to
reboot my system each time. I am using Host calls to ouput
trace information to reporter.
The crash happens when I stop
re: Can you instead iterate over all the form objects, get their IDs, and
discover that way which items are in your form?
Doh !! You could at least have made the quick-fix solution a little
tougher, you know, so it wouldn't look like I was TOTALLY out to lunch.
[gg]
re: I'll look into this one
... or you could mean "create" as in dynamically create, in which case your
comment makes perfect sense. Never mind ...
Mark Peters
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>
> So unchecking the "Frame" checkbox on a regular button isn't legal? You
> m
At 12:32 PM +0530 2/20/02, Sajul Pamban Nandakumar wrote:
>I am making an Microbrowser for Palm. This browser listens at a udp
>port specified by me . On the earlier POSE this never gave me any
>problem but on the new one I am not able to give any request in UDP.
>I am getting TCP/IP requests f
At 12:00 PM -0500 2002/02/20, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>It seems that there is a known bug in the new SerialMgr whereby raw
>IrDA does not work properly. This has been reported by several people,
>and rumor has it that Palm has fixed it internally.
If memory serves, this is fixed starting with Pa
At 4:28 AM -0700 2/20/02, Terry Dennis wrote:
>According to the documentation, FrmGetObjectIndex ...
>"Returns the index of the specified object (the index of the first object is
>0), or frmInvalidObjectId if the supplied object ID is invalid."
>
>Works great. Except that, in POSE (3.4, not sure
At 6:30 PM + 2/20/02, Russell K Bulmer wrote:
>>Just wanted to send out a "thanks" to everyone that gave
>>suggestions for my last post on deciphering memory leak log files
>>from POSE. Russell, your help was especially valuable!
>
>No problem! Hey the memory leak feature in POSE has just sa
So unchecking the "Frame" checkbox on a regular button isn't legal? You
must mean something else by frameless.
Mark Peters
"Terry Dennis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> Ha! I finally figured out how to "legally" create a frameless button.
> Well, at least
Ha! I finally figured out how to "legally" create a frameless button.
Well, at least for my client's specific need.
Create a repeatingPushButton (which, by definition has no frame), then treat
all repeat taps as a single tap.
I hate having to go through Kansas City to get to Boston from Miami .
Something like this:
// assuming RecordPointer has a null terminated string,
itemList[index] = (char *) MemPtrNew(MemPtrSize(RecordPointer));
MemMove(itemList[index], RecordPointer, MemPtrSize(RecordPointer));
// if its not null terminated then you need to allocate one greater and
add
"Terry Dennis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:77170@palm-dev-forum...
>
...
> It would be handy to have a "MemValidatePtr(stuffP)" that would return
true
> if the passed address was a valid ptr, or false if it wasn't. Or, it
might
> even return the MemHandle or NULL. Right now, if I
Is the ABC.dll for _your_ program, or for some other program?
If for some other program, disable the conduit and see if you
still have problems.
If for your program, presumably you have the source for
the conduit and can add some logging to each step of
the sync operation so that you can find ou
Geoff: If you're just starting out, I can send you some code snippets that
will probably do what you want. If you're looking at getting VERY dynamic
and controlling everything from a set of control tables, I can't really send
snippets of what I developed here for client use because it's proprieta
g'day,
> > >Also, does anyone else have the problem where POSEr seems to go to sleep
> > >(and won't wake up) when in the background for a while? At least once a day
> > >I'll run POSEr, do some stuff, then try to bring it back to the foreground,
> > >and get the spinny CD of unhappiness until I
Hello,
David Fedor's recipe has seem to have done the trick for the drawing of the
list. I am however using the "list with dynamic content" and not the "custom
drawn list." It all works fine, except that I am having a little difficulty
with taking the RecordPointer which holds the string and dr
Whoops! My bad. I guess I didn't read the post carefully enough.
"Joe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:77323@palm-dev-forum...
>
> > "Thomas Ward" wrote:
> > > How do you set the HotSync Name in the Simulator? Thanks.
>
> --- Mark Biek wrote:
> > Right-click in the emlator and select
re: The following partial code (edited for clarity) does not compile for me
under the 4.0r1 SDK, but was fine under 4.0:
I ran into a similar situation with code that I had to implement early on
(like 3.2 ??) that fixed a bug in 3.1's FrmHideObject logic. It dealt with
setting the useable attri
There is also a nice set of ActiveX controls that come with the CDK. I used
them to write apps in VB and VC++ for installing and removing conduits.
"Rania Saymeh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:77343@palm-dev-forum...
>
> is there any code samples of a written installation tool for th
There is an installshield example available in the CDK
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To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 3:10 PM
Subject: installation tool for conduit
> is there any code samples of a written
--- "Richard M. Hartman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If I downloaded sdk40upd1dr1.zip on Feb 5 ... has it changed?
Ezekial already answered this. (See
http://www.escribe.com/computing/pcpqa/m54681.html)
> If it has changed (you've updated the update), shouldn't it have a
> different designati
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> -
> DTS Engineer
> Palm, Inc.
>
Huh!!! DTS! Wow, will piezo speaker play not only DD5.1? :))
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is there any code samples of a written installation tool for the conduit..
thanks
Rania.
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--- Dave Carrigan wrote:
>
>
>
> To me, this seems to obfuscate the code, but ...
>
I thought that was the whole point of C++ ! :)
(Please don't waste bandwidth flaming me -- it's just one person's
opinion.)
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"Owen Emry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> The final version of Palm OS SDK 4.0 Update 1 is available now from the
> tools page on palmos.com, for Windows, MacOS, and *nix. For convenience,
> here's a direct link to the SDK page:
>
> http://www.palmos.com/d
Terry:
As I follow this discussion of your struggle with button frames, I
selfishly (sorry!) notice that you are doing something in your app that
I am interested in doing in mine - generating a form and controls
dynamically...
I am new to Palm development, and am trying to get up to speed with
C
> Is it posiible to read from and write to "psysLanuchDB" database ?
> Does anyone know the record format of this database ?
See my previous post:
http://www.escribe.com/computing/pcpqa/m53202.html
The format of Launcher's private database has changed several times already.
The name has change
Hello,
In one of our apps, we allow the capture of signatures via a b&w
image field. When color first came out on the Palm IIIc, my quick fix to get things
to continue working was to make sure the form that allows the
signature capture was always in black and white mode, and if not,
s
> The only problem I have with it is that it does not
> give line numbers.
Before we had memory leak detection built into Poser, many people wrote
their own memory leak detection systems. I wrote two myself. The first one
used macros to intercept calls to MemPtrNew, etc. By using the __LINE__ an
re: How about creating a button w/ a symbol character to trick constructor
into giving you a frameless button, then changing the character at runtime?
Great idea !!
But, the form is created completely dynamically (meaning, Constructor isn't
involved at all). The number, placement, and content o
Reply,
Thanks, Everything is easy once you know how to do it.
Ron
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From: "Brian Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 2:02 PM
Subject: Re: set pop-up trigger programmatically
> On Wed, 20 Feb 20
On Wed, 20 Feb 2002, package track wrote:
> Does anyone know how to set a pop-up trigger programmatically. I have a
> list associated with a pop-up trigger. What I need to do is reset the
> selected value programmatically. If I set the list using lstSetSelection
> the selected item in the list ch
Does anyone know how to set a pop-up trigger programmatically. I have a list
associated with a pop-up trigger. What I need to do is reset the selected
value programmatically. If I set the list using lstSetSelection the selected
item in the list changes but not the pop-up display. Do I need to trap
Ezekiel Sanborndeasis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I do not have a detailed list in front of me, but yes there are differences
> in the form of bug fixes. The one posted in the seeding area was beta and
> since then there has been some cleanup including a couple of tweaks to the
> new glue funct
>Just wanted to send out a "thanks" to everyone that gave suggestions for my
>last post on
>deciphering memory leak log files from POSE. Russell, your help was
especially
>valuable!
No problem! Hey the memory leak feature in POSE has just saved our company
so much time, I've got time to help othe
> "Thomas Ward" wrote:
> > How do you set the HotSync Name in the Simulator? Thanks.
--- Mark Biek wrote:
> Right-click in the emlator and select "Settings" and then
> "Properties".
That works on the EMULATOR, but not on the SIMULATOR.
I think Aaron is right ("someone forgot something") because
--- "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote:
> My code is :
> err =SrmGetStatus(pSerPort->m_PortId,0,&LineError);
> and after I would like to know the value of &LineError.
The third parameter to SrmGetStatus is a pointer to the address where
the number of line errors for the port is returned. So, something li
I see this is a bug that was fixed in 4.1
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On Wed, 20 Feb 2002, Thomas Ward wrote:
> How do you set the HotSync Name in the Simulator? Thanks.
heh.. looks like someone forgot something :) you could always
use a program like HaCkMe, but, i dunno if the simulator
complains about it patching traps :)
// az
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Right-click in the emlator and select "Settings" and then "Properties".
"Thomas Ward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> How do you set the HotSync Name in the Simulator? Thanks.
>
> Tom
>
>
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"Terry Dennis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> Sorry, I worded that wrong. Constructor doesn't have an explicit way to
> define a frameless button, but the text that accompanies the "Frame"
> attribute implies that buttons can be built with no frames ... wh
Back in the bad ol' days, graphic buttons were created by hiding
the real buttons and displaying (inactive) bitmaps on top of the
invisible buttons. Could that sort of technique help here?
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I'd suggest using Palm Reporter to print debug messages. See the Palm
Reporter at the bottom of the Palm Emulator page
http://www.palmos.com/dev/tools/emulator/
and Steve Mann's great article on heap tracking at
http://oasis.palm.com/dev/kb/papers/1930.cfm
You should be able to easily modifiy
On Wed, 20 Feb 2002, quennie wrote:
> Hi..all i'm going to retrieve the palm serial number programmatically. i
> found the code from the falch.net help file and it compiles smoothly. But
> when i run the program, it gives me the error: "The application just wrote
> to memory location 0x00084A
It seems that there is a known bug in the new SerialMgr whereby raw
IrDA does not work properly. This has been reported by several people,
and rumor has it that Palm has fixed it internally.
Unfortunately, I need raw IR to communicate with a portable printer,
and upgrading to a later version of P
"Igor Siemienowicz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Since my original post, I did a few cursory experiments with mobileStudio
> and SDK 3.5 (I know it's not the latest by a long shot, but it's the one
> that mobileStudio is set up for). Anyway, standard C++ try/throw/catch code
> DID compile OK (no
Excuse me I did't have explained it as well.
My code is :
err =SrmGetStatus(pSerPort->m_PortId,0,&LineError);
and after I would like to know the value of &LineError.
Best Regards,
Helene
> --- "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote:
> > I made a SrmReceiveWait and there is an error, it's serErrLin
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not, but
--- "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote:
> I made a SrmReceiveWait and there is an error, it's serErrLineErr, I
> read the Palm OS Reference, and it's said : "Use srmGetStatus to
> obtain the exact line error"
>
> I did that and it works but I don't kno how to see the result( I
> can't use the debug mode),
On Wed, Feb 20, 2002 at 08:12:03AM -0800, Max Bian wrote:
> FileRead(fd, buf, 1, 1000, NULL); and
> FileRead(fd, buf, 1000, 1, NULL);
>
> I don't see any reason why the two cases will be treated differently by
> FileRead internally. Anyone?
The difference is in FileRead()'s behaviour when the r
Hi Everyone,
Just wanted to send out a "thanks" to everyone that gave suggestions for my last post
on
deciphering memory leak log files from POSE. Russell, your help was especially
valuable!
Evidentally, I didn't have DebugSymbols turned on, so as you said, I was getting
"Unknown" for
most e
Hi,
Can somebody tell me, how to clear the Pen Event Queue?
Regards,
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I made a SrmReceiveWait and there is an error, it's serErrLineErr, I read the Palm OS
Reference, and it's said : "Use srmGetStatus to obtain the exact line error"
I did that and it works but I don't kno how to see the result( I can't use the debug
mode), I try this :
WinDrawChars((char*)Lin
Hi.
What is the difference between these?
FileRead(fd, buf, 1, 1000, NULL); and
FileRead(fd, buf, 1000, 1, NULL);
I don't see any reason why the two cases will be treated differently by
FileRead internally. Anyone?
Max
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I do not have a detailed list in front of me, but yes there are differences
in the form of bug fixes. The one posted in the seeding area was beta and
since then there has been some cleanup including a couple of tweaks to the
new glue functions. The seeding area version was pretty darn stable it
se
"Anil Vedururu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:77280@palm-dev-forum...
>
> When I create multiple targets in a C++ project, the second target on
'Make'
> gives a linker error.
> "Link Error : __RuntimeModule__: '__Startup__' referenced from
> '__DummyStartup__' is undefined."
> How do
>Subject: Bar Code algorithm
>From: "SCMIT" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2002 10:27:33 -0500
>
>Where can I find algorithms to generate bar codes with Palm and
>then print them?
Take the easy route
Use one of the many portable printers with built-in support
for barcodes, such as from
On 2/20/02 3:00 AM, "David A. Desrosiers " wrote:
> Sure, burdon Keith more. Seriously though, Keith is doing an
> outstanding job, carrying quite an amount of work supporting POSE for Palm,
> Palm's partners (Falch, Metrowerks, others), and for the community at large.
Lest people think I'm lazy
--- Clark Dorman wrote:
> I have a subroutine with some rather nasty logic
> that is leaking memory, but it is also rather large
> and I can't tell where in the routine it is leaking.
> So, how hard is it to add line numbers?
So, how hard is for you to break that routine up into smaller
fun
Thanks a lot it works ;)
> --- "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote:
> >
> > In MyProj.h I have include this :
> >
> > #define appFileCreator'STRU'
> > #define appName "Badge2"
> >
> > But when I put the program on my Palm, the name of my program is
> > MyProg, I don'
> From: Clark Dorman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> how hard is it to add line numbers?
First problem is, where would POSE get the line number information? That
debug info is not compiled into your program. Currently it can report the
function names only because those are embedded in the program.
Keith,
The memory leak feature is great and I understand the information
it is giving me. The only problem I have with it is that it does not
give line numbers. I have a subroutine with some rather nasty logic
that is leaking memory, but it is also rather large and I can't tell
where
--- "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote:
>
> In MyProj.h I have include this :
>
> #define appFileCreator 'STRU'
> #define appName "Badge2"
>
> But when I put the program on my Palm, the name of my program is
> MyProg, I don't know why?
>
Defining a macro name in a header file
http://oasis.palm.com/dev/kb/papers/2169.cfm
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From: "quennie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups: palm-dev-forum
To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 4:58 AM
Subject: Re: Palm Serial Number
> Sorry for repeating the message. I
Hello,
I have a problem I don't understand, I have made a project and I have called it
MyProj.mcp.
In MyProj.h I have include this :
#define appFileCreator'STRU'
#define appName "Badge2"
But when I put the program on my Palm, the name of my program is MyProg, I don't k
Is there any changes with the one we downloaded about a mount ago in the
seeding area?
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When I create multiple targets in a C++ project, the second target on 'Make'
gives a linker error.
"Link Error : __RuntimeModule__: '__Startup__' referenced from
'__DummyStartup__' is undefined."
How do I rectify this??
This Link Error does not come if I create multiple targets in a C project.
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Robert Purcell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I know there's been some discussion lately about using POSE 3.4
> to detect memory leaks. Can anyone provide more detailed (step-by-step)
> instructions on how to decipher these log files to hunt down the
> cod
1). In the archives i read that It's not advisable to
use FrmGetActiveForm ().
Then,
what is the best way to know which form is
currently active, since i am getting "Bad form" by
uisng FrmGetActiveForm in a debug ROM, Though it
functions well in other ROMS.
2)I get this error mess
According to the documentation, FrmGetObjectIndex ...
"Returns the index of the specified object (the index of the first object is
0), or frmInvalidObjectId if the supplied object ID is invalid."
Works great. Except that, in POSE (3.4, not sure about others), anytime the
Object corresponding to
>1. You didn't check to make sure fileHandle isn't 0
>before you passed
>it to FileError().
>
>2. "In some cases, on some platforms, FileOpen
returns >a non-zero value
>when it has failed to open a file; thus, it is always
>a good idea to
>check the errP parameter value to determine if an
>error h
At http://www.palmsource.com/devconf.html it says
Conference Materials
[...]
Slides of most PalmSource keynotes and sessions will be
available by February 18, 2001.
(One imagines they're kidding about the year. :-))
However I'm having difficulty detecting any ch
> So perhaps as you say list manager doesn't like how I'm passing the
>pointer hmmm
If your list items aren't appearing, it sounds like the list manager
doesn't like _what_ you're passing.
Regards,
Steve Mann
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Sorry for repeating the message. I do surf some web and understand that not
all palm devices have the serial number. I got this error may be due to the
palm device does not have the serial number (i've tried oredi by simply
retrieving the number from the palm device). In this case, the code of
ret
it's not a large font. it's a roman type.
"Kevin OKeefe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Just wondering... I wouldn't expect italic to look very good on the device
(unless it's a large font, maybe)...
How does it look?
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From: quennie
On Tue, Feb 19, 2002 at 01:18:54PM -0500, SebNob wrote:
> I'm currently trying to make a symbol file to work with PalmDebugger.
> The doc is not very clear about what exactly the debugger want for symbole
> file (they could just gave us the flag to pass to gcc but no...).
I wasted a lot of e
In addition to this, i would like to mention that the program is stop at
retrieving a palm serial number:
retval = SysGetROMToken (0, sysROMTokenSnum,(UInt8**) &bufP, bufLen);
any idea??
"quennie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi..all i'm going to ret
Hi..all i'm going to retrieve the palm serial number programmatically. i
found the code from the falch.net help file and it compiles smoothly. But
when i run the program, it gives me the error: "The application just wrote
to memory location 0x00084A52, which is in the storage heap. In order t
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