Hi to all,
Using CW9 and C++.
I'm making a game with animation.
I have set EvtGetEvent(&event, 0); at the AppEventLoop
and it runs really nicely on the Emulator (eg
Handspring Platinum) but when I install the game on
the real PALM Handspring Platinum the Speed SLOWS DOWN
to HALF!!!
I cant figure
I'm using the falch.net development tools and in general I'm pretty
happy. However, I'd like to use some custom font families that will
contain both high and low density elements. I know about xFont for
creating the fonts, and I can use the fonts created in my resource file.
Is there any way
Am Fre, 2003-06-27 um 01.39 schrieb John Wilund:
Hi,
> Does anyone know what's wrong with my code if I get this Error Message (@ a TT):
>
> Fatal Alert
> Emul68KMain.c, Line:108,
> divide by zero at address
> 007B908C
>
> I've seen many Error Messages before but never this one!!!
>
> It happen
From: "David Beers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I receive a fatal PalmSim.exe Application Error (instruction at 0x0x8881a8
> referenced memory at 0x) every time my application tries to pass a
> frmCloseEvent for a particular form to FrmDispatchEvent. (Other
>
I've been using the PalmSim a lot thi
From: "Steven Fisher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> A coworker and I are having a bit of an argument over whether or not
> multiple forms should be handled by a single source file. I'm a big fan
> of considering .c files to be objects, and trying to use an
> object-oriented approach to developing forms.
OK. That's exactly what I was looking for but the only place I have a form
map macro is in the CMyApplication.h file (derived from CPalmApp). None of
my other form classes have this map and they seem to work as expected using
GotoForm(SomeFormID). I based my new form classes on existing form cla
Nick,
Make sure you include the Form ID and your derived form in MyApp.h. It
should look something like this...
// Your includes
#include "CMainFrm.h"
#include "CFrm2.h"// your new form
// Form map
BEGIN_FORM_MAP()
FORM_MAP_ENTRY(MainForm, CMainFrm)
FORM_MAP_ENTRY(Form2, CFor
Thanks.
"James" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ??? news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ???...
>
> DongDong wrote:
> >
> > Why could author assume the base address equal to zero? As most C
> > programmer know, memory should be allocated by system. The pointer
> > shouldn't be assigned an absolute address, even address 0x
I have CW9.1 and POL 4.04.00. I have been working on an application for
several months and all is working good. I recently added a new form to the
application and attempted to call it from another form's OnButton handler
using GotoForm. However, I keep geeting an error:
"MyApp.h, Line 37, CPal
At 12:00 PM 6/26/2003, Jan Slodicka wrote:
Sorry - I missed the 2nd question. Actually I don't know whether it is Thumb
or ARM code - I can't find any place where CW would allow to specify this.
#pragma thumb off
will turn off Thumb code generation, making ARM code the default for that
file. We
Hi,
Does anyone know what's wrong with my code if I get this Error Message (@ a TT):
Fatal Alert
Emul68KMain.c, Line:108,
divide by zero at address
007B908C
I've seen many Error Messages before but never this one!!!
It happens the first time I Fill the screen with text in DoubleDensityMode.
DongDong wrote:
>
> Why could author assume the base address equal to zero? As most C
> programmer know, memory should be allocated by system. The pointer
> shouldn't be assigned an absolute address, even address 0x.
>
> Is the address zero under Palm OS free to use? I'm confused.
> Welcome
My example is somewhat old, but should still compile fine and work...
http://www.ajw.com/
scroll down to
May 1998"Hello World"
Then click on "EasyPrint"
There's links in there for various source files, and there's links at the end of
the page to the full project in both CodeWarrio
Hi.
What are the commands to make gcc build a static library instead of a prc
please ? Is there an easy way to make falch take these options and just get
on with it ?
Thanks...
Regards,
Paul Johnson
Applewood House
www.applewoodhouse.com
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Does anyone on this list have a development setup that can rebuild the
prc-tools for the cygwin platform? I'm quite frustrated with the lack of
multi-segment app debugging support in the current release. I've applied
all the latest patches from Ton Overbeek, but I still don't have a clean,
consis
Sorry - you're right with the armlet forum.
I know exactly where the app spends its time - the 2 functions that are of
importance eat about 75% of the time. (Profiled at the desktop, but must be
true - at least roughly - for the HH, too.) Both functions are modified by
the optimization.
I know ab
Why don't you ask in the PalmOS Armlet forum? The subject might
already have been discussed there.
http://www.escribe.com/computing/poaf/index.html
On Thu, 26 Jun 2003 09:51:06, Jan Slodicka writes:
>I checked it now. I picked up a random function and counted # of asm
>instructions. It is rea
Sorry - I missed the 2nd question. Actually I don't know whether it is Thumb
or ARM code - I can't find any place where CW would allow to specify this.
Jan Slodicka
- Original Message -
From: "Ben Combee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >I am using CW9 and I tried to test the influence of global op
I checked it now. I picked up a random function and counted # of asm
instructions. It is really so that the optimized code was shorter by some
14%. I just wonder why this does not show up in the final product speed. (My
experience from the past says that speed optimization always brings
measurable
As I was particularly annoyed by some vfsErrFileGeneric error while
enumerating files in the root folder of a card, I finished digging into FAT
structure and root directory structure.
It seems that when you use more than 25 LFN entries in one directory (this
number seems quite exact: one less and i
> With debug ROM, the emulator reports that
> the program counter becomes invalid at the
> end of the function...
I have found the error:
there was a funtion call in between
...
SysStringByIndex(Resxy, index, text, 40);
...
and 'text' was shorter than 40 bytes:
that distroyed the stack so t
you are right. Maybe I always bear in mind that a pointer variable must be
assigned address of another variable or memory allocated by the system. My
mind is more clear now. Thanks a lot!
"Keith Rollin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ??? news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> From: DongDong [mailto:[EMAIL PROTEC
Thank you very much. I have more understanding now.
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>
> "recordDBEntry" refers to the memory that is being written to. "*packed"
is
> not written to. "packed" is written to but it isn't a memory chunk, of
> course.
>
> Looking at my copy of
> From: DongDong [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2003 8:44 AM
> To: Palm Developer Forum
> Subject: Re: Question on a routine
>
> Why could author assume the base address equal to zero? As
> most C programmer
> know, memory should be allocated by system. The pointer shouldn't
> From: Brian Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2003 8:00 AM
> To: Palm Developer Forum
> Subject: RE: Question on a routine
>
> On Thu, 26 Jun 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Then the expression:
> >
> > &packed->status
> >
> > is the offset of the "status" membe
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ??? news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ???...
>
> Yes, I remember staring at that code myself. It's kind of grungy.
>
> In:
>
> LibPackedDBRecord *packed=0;
>
> "packed" is simply a pointer (32-bits for Palm platform) so this just
> initializes it to zero. Typically, you would say it as:
"recordDBEntry" refers to the memory that is being written to. "*packed" is
not written to. "packed" is written to but it isn't a memory chunk, of
course.
Looking at my copy of "Palm OS Programming Bible" I see PackRecord() being
called from LibNewRecord() in another example. The code looks lik
But every memory chunk should be locked before use. There is no code to lock
that memory chunk. How can it be used?
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ??? news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ???...
>
> Yes, I remember staring at that code myself. It's kind of grungy.
>
> In:
>
> LibPackedDBRecord *packed=0;
>
> "packed" is
On Thu, 26 Jun 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Then the expression:
>
> &packed->status
>
> is the offset of the "status" member from the base address of a
> LibPackedDBRecord. Note that &packed->status does not reference the
> value of "status" but only yields the offset of "status". DmWr
Yes, I remember staring at that code myself. It's kind of grungy.
In:
LibPackedDBRecord *packed=0;
"packed" is simply a pointer (32-bits for Palm platform) so this just
initializes it to zero. Typically, you would say it as:
LibPackedDBRecord *packed=NULL;
but the author (I t
I recently added Card support to my App and noticed that the Palm Desktop
does not automatically backup the files on the expansion card the way it
does for databases in RAM -- is there a quick and dirty way to backup the
Card? I'm concerned about the scenario where a user looses his or her
handhel
I'm reading the book "Palm OS Programming Bible" Chatper 10. I met some
question on the following routine. I've studied it again and again but I
don't know what missed.
Here is the question:
(A) 'packed' is declared as pointer to LibPackedDBRecord. Why it can be used
after just initialization to z
Subject: Multiple forms handled by one .c
From: Steven Fisher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
A coworker and I are having a bit of an argument over whether or not
multiple forms should be handled by a single source file. I'm a big fan
of considering .c files to be objects, and trying to use an
object-oriented
I tried setting my make file for multi sections as described in some of the
posts. When running make, I get
the following:
AppAdmin: In function 'start':
crt0.c:35: multiple definition of 'start'
/usr/m68k-palmos/lib/crt0.o:crt0.c:35: first defined here
AppAdmin: In function '_GccRelocateData':
d
Hi
I'm using CW9 and very happy with it. However, there are a few
strange things that the IDE does which confuses me a little bit. I'm
sure its just something stupid, but the documentation is so
comprehensive that I just can not seem to find the answer to this
problem.
When I initially install
HI All,
In order to simulate a mouse drag event on Palm, the application has been
design to use pen drag to resize a table's width.
To achieve that, the problem is that we currently use 'WinDrawLine' to draw
a vertical line, then use the pen to drag it horizontally. The background
suppose to be s
Does anyone know how to do custom key mapping for Palm
OS? e.g I want to remap letter 'A' to letter 'T' or
even to other non roman character. Thank you.
Victor
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Thank You,
I take a table with scrollbar...
Ralf
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> You won't change the default list behaviour (that is, showing the two
> scroll buttons) by setting the hasScrollBar flag. If you need a list with
a
> normal
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