David Webb wrote:
I have an application that can be used for 2 separate purposes depending on
how it is configured. Is there any way to have the app change its own icon
via code. I am trying to avoid having to compile one version, edit the
resource in Constructor, then compile another version
Hi
I've gotten myself into a bit of a performance problem. I'm not really
sure what consumes time but there's quite a bit of scrolling and bitmap
drawing involved. I'm *fairly* sure it won't help much do make an
armlet, because I think the time is mostly spent in OS functions such as
I used PilRc Designer to convert my rsrc file to an rcp file, replaced same
in a copy of my old project that I've converted to V9. It worked fine with
the Mac68 and PalmRez linkers, but, like a good boy, I'm trying to keep up
with the times and use the PalmOs linker. So, I made the conversion,
Hi!
I've gotten myself into a bit of a performance problem. I'm not really
sure what consumes time but there's quite a bit of scrolling and bitmap
drawing involved. I'm *fairly* sure it won't help much do make an
armlet, because I think the time is mostly spent in OS functions such as
As it turned out in my case, all the performance was eaten up by the
invocation to an Armlet (not the Armlet itself, but the invocation
overhead). Now I keep the Armlet resource locked all the time, which
simply doubled my performance. Unfortunately, invoking an Armlet a
hundred times per
Just received this from MW Ron at Metrowerks, so I guess it's
official.
Too bad...
I wanted to let you know that a decision was made last week that we
will not
release a new version of CodeWarrior for the Palm OS platform being
hosted
on the Macintosh operating systems. This was a hard
Time to start getting prc-tools and associated tools running on my OS X
box and converting my CodeWarrior projects over to makefiles. Command
line tools, to me, are far superior than running Virtual PC.
I've looked at a few sites and haven't found the answer; is it possible
to use gdb to debug
Yup, got one too...
Bugger and damnation... :-(
G.
Mark F Rodriguez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:112779@palm-dev-forum...
Just received this from MW Ron at Metrowerks, so I guess it's
official.
Too bad...
I wanted to let you know that a decision was made last week that we
On 2/9/03 2:24 PM, Scott Gruby wrote:
Time to start getting prc-tools and associated tools running on my OS X
box and converting my CodeWarrior projects over to makefiles. Command
line tools, to me, are far superior than running Virtual PC.
I received notification as well. I, too, will be
Just received this from MW Ron at Metrowerks, so I guess it's
official.
Too bad...
This will hopefully help CW alternatives, including of course prc-tools.
Philippe.
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In article 112784@palm-dev-forum,
C. B. Schofield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 2/9/03 2:24 PM, Scott Gruby wrote:
Time to start getting prc-tools and associated tools running on my OS X
box and converting my CodeWarrior projects over to makefiles. Command
line tools, to me, are far
How does the Mac conduit situation look? Anybody tried building
conduits under the Apple tools?
Given the way Metrowerks treated me, I'd sure like to become a
Metrowerks-free shop if it's reasonably possible to do so.
Hal
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In article 112788@palm-dev-forum,
Hal Mueller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How does the Mac conduit situation look? Anybody tried building
conduits under the Apple tools?
As far as I know, conduits must be CFM binaries. I believe Apple's tools
only produce Mach-O binaries. So, for now, it
Does anyone have a clue who to contact to get added to the list of
certified developers at: http://www.palmos.com/dev/certification/developers.html
I took and passed the certification exam a few weeks ago and sent email
to the webmaster; I have yet to hear back from the webmaster or receive
I rebuilt the Build All.mcp and that went just fine. I retried compiling my targets
but I am getting the same result. I went
into the target that is working fine and matched it up to the settings to the targets
that are not working and I can't seem to
find anything that is different. Any
On Sun, Feb 09, 2003 at 01:24:48PM -0800, Scott Gruby wrote:
Time to start getting prc-tools and associated tools running on my OS X
box and converting my CodeWarrior projects over to makefiles. Command
line tools, to me, are far superior than running Virtual PC.
Does anyone here know how to
When I create a form with a control (field, checkbox, whatever) with id
280, the control does not respond to user input. This occurs on the
simulator with OS 5, but does not occur with older OSes. I found the same
problem with 281, 282, 283 289. I was unable to find any docs saying IDs
X are
HI
you should also allocate a memory for second[0].
try doing this
MemHandle memH;
Char ** second1 = NULL;
UInt16i;
memH = MemHandleNew (sizeof (Char *) * 15);
second1 = (Char **) MemHandleLock (memH);
if (!second)
{ Give Some Error}
for (i=0; i15; i++)
{
MemHandle secH;
secH =
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