> Thank you for your advice,I'm trying to write a program for my Palm TT
> to send or receive serial data from the IR port.
unless you use IrDA framing, the UART3 on the OMAP processors wont
let you send the data - simple. if you dont use IrDA framing, you
cannot use IrDA raw mode.
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Aaron A
I've been watching the responses on this thread with some amazement,
because so far, no one has noticed the essential problem: it's a compiler
bug all right, for not rejecting the code out of hand!
It's the first statement in the function that's wrong. Some choices for
statements that would b
Thank you for your advice,I'm trying to write a program for my Palm TT to send or
receive serial data from the IR port.
So I can make a connection between the Palm and PC.
I really don't know how to do it! So my previous email may be unclear!
Would you like to help me for giving me mo
Well, I thought I'd give it one more shot. Has anyone figured out how to
obtain the address of the video frame buffer on a Tungsten T3 when it is in
landscape mode?
-Robert
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Ron Nicholson wrote:
There is actually one other PalmOS "timer" that has a public API which
might give one a resolution time higher than TimGetTicks(). Open a serial
port at the highest allowed baud rate with no handshaking, and then keep
the transmit buffer completely full. The amount of charac
Thanks for the info. I guess for now, I'll just have to deal with the warning
messages.
John
On 8 Dec 2003 at 16:52, Ben Combee wrote:
> At 04:31 PM 12/8/2003, John Leung wrote:
> >I've just tried updating to PilRC 3.0 beta 4. Replaced the PilRC directory
> >under the "CW for Palm OS Tools".
> Richard, the normal rule for these types of things is to assume you can't
> really allocate very much dynamic heap at all, and so avoid it at all
costs.
> On OS3.0 devices with 2 Meg Ram, there's something like 44K of free
Dynamic
> Heap. It's virtually unlimited on the newest devices.
Alan, th
At 04:31 PM 12/8/2003, John Leung wrote:
I've just tried updating to PilRC 3.0 beta 4. Replaced the PilRC directory
under the "CW for Palm OS Tools". I've also replaced the pilrc.exe in
"bin/plugins/support/Palm_OS" directory. But it seems to have no
effect. I'm
still getting this warning mess
This is a prc-tools compiler bug, for which there are numerous references in
the archive of this group. See
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=221845&group_id=4429&atid=104429
for more info.
Thanks...
Dave
"Hildinger, Robert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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I've just tried updating to PilRC 3.0 beta 4. Replaced the PilRC directory
under the "CW for Palm OS Tools". I've also replaced the pilrc.exe in
"bin/plugins/support/Palm_OS" directory. But it seems to have no effect. I'm
still getting this warning message! Any ideas?
John
On 8 Dec 2003
At 03:56 PM 12/8/2003, John Leung wrote:
I'm trying to create a graphical push button in a form using the following:
PUSHBUTTON "" ID TestPushButton AT (1 100 12 12) GRAPHICAL BITMAPID
ImageBmp
SELECTEDBITMAPID SelImageBmp GROUP 1
But everytime I compile the file under CW 9.2, I keep getting
At 03:53 PM 12/8/2003, Ken wrote:
Hi,
Is there a place on the palmone web page to see "known errors"?
PalmOne's FAQ on this pluggedin.palmone.com site has some information, but
no real errata section. For Palm OS in general, there's nothing other than
the SDK documentation -- there are some ent
I'm trying to create a graphical push button in a form using the following:
PUSHBUTTON "" ID TestPushButton AT (1 100 12 12) GRAPHICAL BITMAPID ImageBmp
SELECTEDBITMAPID SelImageBmp GROUP 1
But everytime I compile the file under CW 9.2, I keep getting the following
warning message:
"graphic
Hi,
Is there a place on the palmone web page to see "known errors"?
Thanks,
Ken
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There is actually one other PalmOS "timer" that has a public API which
might give one a resolution time higher than TimGetTicks(). Open a serial
port at the highest allowed baud rate with no handshaking, and then keep
the transmit buffer completely full. The amount of characters sent may
give you
...as per the previous posts, in your Palm app, set the backup attribute,
after a hotsync, you should see the .PDB in your Palm\username\Backup
directory.
If you wrote a conduit already to read in the pdb records and do something
with them
(the .PDB being of type 'DATA'), then you would also have
"Gregg Woodcock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> "Hildinger, Robert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > "Gregg Woodcock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > This must be a compiler bug. A "Char" is typedef'
"Surendra" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I am currently using TimGetTicks(), Is there any other function call or a
> method to get the tick counts in 1/1000 of second.
>
Unfortunately there isn't. This is, in my opinion, an area that could be
greatly improved in the
The worst case you should plan for is about 44K on an OS3.0, 2 Meg device.
Alan
"Laurens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I should add that I mean the dynamic heap, not the storage heap.
>
> Interestingly when I run a test program to obtain heap sizes on my M130's
> R
Richard, the normal rule for these types of things is to assume you can't
really allocate very much dynamic heap at all, and so avoid it at all costs.
On OS3.0 devices with 2 Meg Ram, there's something like 44K of free Dynamic
Heap. It's virtually unlimited on the newest devices.
Alan
"Richard C
Before allocating dynamic memory I do a check to insure that there's enough
memory to allocate and still leave some left over for the system and the
app.
My question is: Is there a rule of thumb as to how much Dynamic Memory to
keep free? E.g., 10% of total available on the device? I have a limi
"Gregg Woodcock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Please note that in all the FrmCustomAlert calls, I forgot to add the
third
> string varaible which I intended to be ">".
MY BAD!!! It has nothing to do with "char" -> "Char" but rather with
"char" -> "static const ch
"Yona Dolev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I transferred me Palmos4 app. to PalmOs5, Some of the exceptions work but
> most of them crash - especially during connectivity.
> Can anyone help?
>
Assuming I understand your question...
Are you using the debug si
All,
I am posting this to both the comm-dev-forum and to palm-dev because it
has relevant issues both relating to the operating system in general and
to the serial communications, specifically on the TungstenC.
PROBLEM:
Our software communicates with a our own proprietary hardware device via
t
Like Pascal stated, you can set the backup bit. Then Hotsync will move
the file to your PC for you.
Then, you are faced with how to open the PDB file on a PC to see it's
contents. I have found a lot of utilities to view a PDB, but the most
generic one I've found is PDBingo.
-Original Message
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> "Gregg Woodcock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> This must be a compiler bug. A "Char" is typedef'd to be equivalent to a
> "char" in PalmTypes.h, so naturally you would expect there to
"Gregg Woodcock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I am trying to be a GoodCoder (TM) and did a global replace to conform to
> the Palm standard data type naming convention (e.g. "int" -> "Int16",
etc.).
> I use cygwin/GCC and have encountered a strange bug after this co
Hi,
Do I have to write an application to transfer a file from device to PC ? I
am looking for a simple tool or procedure to transfer a pdb file from device
to PC.
Thanks
Suren
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Create a conduit.
There is an API av
> Create a conduit.
Or set the backup bit of the underlying database so that it is automatically
transferred to the user's backup directory at hotsync. Then, you'll need
this tool to convert your stream database to a flat file :
http://www.djw.org/product/palm/par/
Pascal
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Create a conduit.
There is an API available from Palm.
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/docs/conduits/win/CRef_CnAPI.html
-Original Message-
From: Surendra [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 08, 2003 12:32 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: copying pdb file from device
Hi.
I developed an app which is suposed to send a database, from the pda (palm
m515), to a PC after the user as selected the file and device.
I construct the url _btobex://xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx/foo.pdb and do the following
:
/***
*
Hi,
In my application I am writing some data to a file created using FileOpen()
API call.
I want to compare this data with another file on my PC running XP.
How to transfer (manually) a pdb file from device to PC?
Thanks in advance
Suren
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Hi ,
I have an application that depends on the system tick count for its internal
operation. This application was orignally developed in Win32 where the
system tick count is updated 1000 times a second. In PalmOS the tick count
is updated 100 times a second. This is causing my application behave
d
At 06:55 AM 12/8/2003, Marcel wrote:
Hi.
I have compiled a static library which uses the MSL library (specifically
the "strtol" function in "stdlib.h"). The compile-process and the linking
went fine.
Now I would like to link this new library to another application. But when I
build that applicatio
Please note that in all the FrmCustomAlert calls, I forgot to add the third
string varaible which I intended to be ">".
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I am trying to be a GoodCoder (TM) and did a global replace to conform to
the Palm standard data type naming convention (e.g. "int" -> "Int16", etc.).
I use cygwin/GCC and have encountered a strange bug after this conversion.
Please don't ask why I am doing it this way because really I'm not; this
Hello,
we had the same problem and finally gave up accepting the screen height less
than 480. Maybe 460 - I don't remember.
Jan Slodicka
- Original Message -
From: "Chris Apers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, December 07, 2003 1:55 PM
Sub
Hi,
We have just run into a possible compatibility problem with advanced sound.
It seems that playing music/sound using SndStreamCreate/SndStreamStart
works fine at 22khz/44khz on Tungsten T, while 22khz is noisy on Zire71
/ TungstenE (44khz is fine).
The used sample format is always sndInt16Litt
"Chris Apers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> When i try to set iQue3600 to fullscreen (DIA fully opened),
> i can't remove the status line, is this a limitation of this device ?
>
It appears to be. It looks like Garmin used the earliest version 1.0 of the
PIN
Log into the PluggedIn program on the PalmOne site, look in the FAQ for
details. (Basically, IR Raw mode is not supported on any of the OMAP
processor equipped units.)
Can you use the APIs available for IR communication or is there some
specific reason you need to Raw mode?
- Original Message
Another idea I'd try is to look into building a custom ROM image sans the
built-in apps. You use to be able to build custom ROM images with the
Symbol SPT series units. Don't know if the option is still available.
- Original Message -
From: "Baxter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups: palm-
There is no reason I can think of why it wouldn't work for any ASCII
character, even the 'non-printable' ones. Can you give a couple of examples
of which characters are not working for you?
- Original Message -
From: "Khurram" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTEC
Hi,
I'm trying to open a file that a localized on the expansion card. On the
emulator it works great but on the device(Zire71) it seams that it can't
find the file. The path to the file is "/Palm/Launcher/photo.bmp" Do anyone
have an answer to this problem ???
Please help me !!!
Best Regards !!!
Hi,
I have a very wierd situation on code that has been working fine on OS4 and
OS5.0 (T1). This little gem (being memory related ) is wonderfully
transient but after loading up production code with lots of traces it looks
increasingly like MemHandleUnlock calls are "sometimes" completing
success
Hi,
I want to get integer value of an ascii.Is there any function?
Simple typecasting isnt working for characters other than a - z, A- Z and
0-9.What should i do?
Regards
Khuram Mir
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Hi Rakesh,
I have to connect a mobile phone to the Palm and I intend to do this via BT,
so I've chosen the T3. Certainly the Treo 600 would be a good choice too
but it's a bit expensive.
Best regards
Philippe
- Original Message -
From: "Rakesh Pai" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups: palm-d
Hi,
I am trying to use the IrDA of Palm TT to communicate with serial port of PC which
I have
connected a Ir adapter to it! I did not install the Ir driver on PC because I want to
know if it can work by this way!
I don't know if it can work by using Raw IR under Palm OS5 . Many people have
Hi.
I have compiled a static library which uses the MSL library (specifically
the "strtol" function in "stdlib.h"). The compile-process and the linking
went fine.
Now I would like to link this new library to another application. But when I
build that application, it results in a link error, sayin
Hi Philippe,
Im not sure..but wouldnt the T C be a better buy? :-) . And the T3 doesnt
have a built in camera like the Treo 600 , does it? ;-)
Rakesh.
"Philippe Fischer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi Rakesh,
> OK, I hope so. I 've ordered the new T T3 :-)
I get and read the PalmOS5 Companion 2, and where reading about Bt with
Serial Manager, I found a "NOTE: Although the Palm OS supports Bluetooth
connections,
Bluetooth requires additional hardware and software that is not
available as of this writing."
Can I use Virtual Serial Driver for BT or must
> Note that the SDK is still based on PRC Tools.
The SDK in that download is the PalmOS 4 SDK. The
compiler/debugger/resource compiler etc are the prc-tools collection.
You may find that if you have either of those already installed, the
installation will fail, in which case you will need to unz
Hi Rakesh,
OK, I hope so. I 've ordered the new T T3 :-)
Regards Philippe
Am Montag, 8. Dezember 2003 08:44 schrieben Sie:
> Hi Philippe,
> Yes they do.Im using the Treo 600 which is running Palm OS 5.2.
> SSL works fine on it.
>
> Rakesh.
>
> "Philippe Fischer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
Hi Rakesh,
with the callbacks installed the SSL part of my app works fine, but I
think adding a certificate to the trusted cert store would be much
nicer and much more secure.
Thanx
Philippe
Am Montag, 8. Dezember 2003 08:39 schrieben Sie:
> Hi Philippe,
> Have u tried ignoring these errors by
I should add that I mean the dynamic heap, not the storage heap.
Interestingly when I run a test program to obtain heap sizes on my M130's
ROM image I get the following values:
id: 0, size: 249kb
id: 1, size: 7935kb
id: 2, size: 3199kb
I assume the first heap is the dynamic heap, the second the
Hi,
Is there a table available that lists recent OS5 devices and their available
heap memory? The Palm OS documentation still states 184Kb for OS 3.5+
devices (w/ 8Mb RAM) but I know that the latest devices have much more heap
memory than that.
Thanks
-Laurens
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Hi,
Can anyone point me towards a detailed feature list of Palm OS 5.0. Details
about socket rescriptions, multithreading, etc.
Rakesh.
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Hi Philippe,
Yes they do.Im using the Treo 600 which is running Palm OS 5.2.
SSL works fine on it.
Rakesh.
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> Hello everyone,
> did anyone can tell me if all PalmOS5.2.1 devices supports SSL? Cause I
> don't want to mak
Hi Aaron,
If the routine works fine the first time, u cud try using the same 'context'
twice by opening a new 'session' after ur done with the first
request/response.
There is a performance overhead in calling the routine twice with the
library being loaded again,etc.
Rakesh.
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Hi Philippe,
Have u tried ignoring these errors by installing the callbacks? I have faced
the same problem, but had no problems after ignoring them.
Rakesh.
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> Hello dear Developper Forum,
> I'm trying to establish a SS
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