hi,
can anybody guide me with ideas or approach how i
can display all local file listing in Palm??
Thanx in Advance for any help
pinaki
Yahoo! India Insurance Special: Be informed on the best policies, services, tools and
"Jim Cooper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> > i dont mind people being turned off palmos development - it means us,
> > the ones who have figured it out is actually in a better position :)
>
> Sure. While the platform exists you can charge more money :-)
>
> > we k
I'm writting a hacker above os5.When the other softwares on the device enter
my hacker via menu item,it run well,but how do I go back when close my
hacker,and restore all states on the previous software?
PS: I use Notification API to write my hacker.I call my hacker from the
others using SysAppLau
The drawing of the scrollbar is done by this method
void DrawScrollBar(FormType * form,ScrollBarType *
ScrollBarPtr)
{
if((MainEndIndex - MainStartIndex) > 8)
{
ScrollBarPtr =
FrmGetObjectPtr(form,FrmGetObjectIndex(form,ScrollList));
SclSetScrollBar
I added the scrollbar in the resource (.rcp) file
SCROLLBAR ID ScrollList AT ([EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 7 110) VALUE 0 MIN 0 MAX 0 PAGESIZE 0
and in the .c file i added the following code
static Boolean MainFormHandleEvent(EventPtr event)
{
ScrollBarType * ScrollBarPtr;
..s
I just upgraded Codewarrior to version 9.3 and now my custom fonts won't
compile. I understand that 9.3 uses the PilRC 3.1 plugin. Has something
changed with the font handling. Here is the message I get.
===
Error : FontID invalid. valid values: 12
Hi Vu,
I have a server that is looking for a connection and then pushing some data
down to my socket.
A comment from Greg Parker was made during this interchange that has solved
the problem.
Greg said that non-blocking Connections are not supported, so I made the
socket non-blocking after it has
Jon,
What do you have at the other send - the server 10.0.0.24 port 3000 ?
Is there any service listening to that port 3000 on that server ?
Vu
- Original Message -
From: "Jonathan Niedfeldt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups: palm-dev-forum
To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Se
Hi Vu,
I made the appropriate changes and still get the same response...
Thanks for your attention and help.
Jon
"Vu Pham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Jon,
>
> That error is from another error. Your code has :
>
> inetAddrP = (NetSocketAddrINType *) &AppNetSock
Jon,
That error is from another error. Your code has :
inetAddrP = (NetSocketAddrINType *) &AppNetSockAddr;
inetAddrP->family = netSocketAddrINET;
inetAddrP->port = 3000;
inetAddrP->addr = 0x0a18;
You need to have the the appropriate conversion Host-To-Net, something like
:
NetIPAddr ip
Hi Vu,
If I set it to "true" my NetLibSocketConnect() call returns an error of
"netErrWouldBlock" and fails...
Jon
"Vu Pham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Jonathan Niedfeldt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Newsgroups: palm-dev-forum
- Original Message -
From: "Jonathan Niedfeldt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups: palm-dev-forum
To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 10:03 PM
Subject: NetLibReceive() blocks
> = Code snippet ===
> static BOOL SetupNetwork()
Greetings,
Any answers or suggestions to books, papers or samples would be most
appreciated.
The following code finds and opens the network library, opens a socket, sets
the socket to non-blocking, and then connects to the server.
The 2nd (processSocket) function reads the socket.
When there is
I use codewarrior9.3,and develop above palmos5.
Some softwares I develop before only show 320*320,and I want to run on
480*320 (sony UX50) device now.
please help me,and thanks.
--
For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see
http://www.palmos.com/dev/suppo
> Anyone not paying attention to this thread wouldn't even know that
> cygwin was involved!
Good! That hasn't been pointed out in this thread before. Or if it has,
it's on one of those orphan branches somewhere, and I apologise for
missing it.
> Currently, you *do* have to know about makefiles,
> i dont mind people being turned off palmos development - it means us,
> the ones who have figured it out is actually in a better position :)
Sure. While the platform exists you can charge more money :-)
> we know how to use it, zero learning curve for us now :)
Sadly, I have trouble convincin
> Some of the people on the list (including myself) have very large and
> complex applications running on Palm OS.
Compared with other Palm apps, I'm sure you do. But even a huge Palm app
is pretty small compared to desktop and server apps. These days I find
that anything less than 6 figures of L
Jim Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> It provides a substrate that makes it practical for volunteers to provide
>> free tools to you on Windows.
>
> Plenty of people provide free tools without using cygwin. I've even done
> it myself.
Okay, a clarification: "...to provide these and similar f
> There is a further problem in that development is still often
> perceived
> too hard as there isn't a nice, standard framework to use,
> but that's a
> different issue :-)
You mean like a C++ class framework? There are several, including POL that comes with
CodeWarrior. I list several other
Hello everybody!
Could you said me which tools are the best to develop applications for a
BlackBery?
Thanks
--
For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
Thanks for a sensible answer, Ben :-) The voice of reason again.
It sounds like making a cygwin-free version of prc-tools is :
1. going to require using cygwin :-)
2. a lot of work
3. effectively going to break prc-tools, as you'd get an entirely new
and incompatible version of the code
Unless
FWIW, I could implement Serial-to-TCP/IP bridging if needed to. It's
just that I don't have a serial port on my Mac anymore (I think no Mac
comes with serial port these days) and I have a Palm USB Connector that
allows connecting serial devices.
Another thing that surfaced during PalmSource is
> You noticed that too, eh?? Drove me nuts.
Yes, me too :-)
> And when it was all said and done, I *STILL* haven't been able to get
> a project to build with the PalmSource plugin for BCBX.
I managed it, but it wasn't fun. There is barely any point using CBX, as
it's not really used as an
yes, a location would be just dandy...
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of David Orriss Jr
> Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 3:51 PM
> To: Palm Developer Forum
> Subject: Re: Guess what's available for download... :)))
>
> Flex
I'm getting this while calling ExgSend, using a buffer size of 4096 and the
file is rather large (50+MB) while testing in the Emulator (4.0 os).
On the device itself, I get an error message - Not enough memory.
Any ideas to what might be causing it - is this really a "not enough memory"
and if so
According to the latest PalmOS docs, NetLibSocketOptionSet does not
implement the SockBroadcast option. I'm in denial so can someone please
confirm that PalmOS (<= 5.0) doesn't support broadcasting via NetLib?
>From experience I know PalmOS receives broadcasts w/o difficulty but my
attempts to sen
On Thursday 19 February 2004 05:25 am, Eron Hennessey wrote:
> I'm not really sure if this is even a true statement to begin with --
> and it's definitely becoming less true every day. Are you talking palm
> developers? C/C++ developers, or just "developers! developers!
> developers!" ?
OMG I j
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Keith Rollin wrote:
> At 6:59 PM +0100 2/19/04, Ton van Overbeek wrote:
>>Like so many others I am still waiting for the 250MB developer
>>suite. Since m68k-palmos-gdb modified by Keith Rollin is available
>>in the suite, I am wondering if PalmSource has added sup
Flex wrote:
But the ftp is not working at the moment - socket error. Me=(MeType
*)happy :))
WHERE
--
For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
Isnt this topic should be discused in the tools-forum ???
--
Regis St-Gelais
www.laubrass.com
--
For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
From: David A. Desrosiers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> And we have the DTS providing the PODS to the PDS? (Palm Developer
> Support) =)
Maybe the various tools should be named after minerals. :-)
-slj-
--
For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see
http:/
> (P)alm (O)S (D)eveloper (S)uite
> would be more appropriate if it was really PDS :) in my eyes. much like
> ARM calls their development suite ADS :P
And we have the DTS providing the PODS to the PDS? (Palm Developer
Support) =)
Aiee.
d.
--
For information on using the Palm
At 3:28 PM -0500 2/19/04, David A. Desrosiers wrote:
And for the unitiated, what exactly is "PODS"?
Please see the subject of this thread. :-)
-- Keith
--
For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
> And for the unitiated, what exactly is "PODS"? I'm only asking
> because I have a project called "PODS", and apparently AvantGo has one as
> well, using the same acronym.
(P)alm (O)S (D)eveloper (S)uite
would be more appropriate if it was really PDS :) in my eyes.
much like ARM calls their deve
But the ftp is not working at the moment - socket error. Me=(MeType
*)happy :))
--
For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
> PODS also uses gcc and gdb for x86 development and debugging, required
> for creating Protein applications running in Palm OS(R) Cobalt
> Simulator. And then there are the host of binutils that gcc and gdb
> rely on.
And for the unitiated, what exactly is "PODS"? I'm only asking
becau
At 6:59 PM +0100 2/19/04, Ton van Overbeek wrote:
Like so many others I am still waiting for the 250MB developer
suite. Since m68k-palmos-gdb modified by Keith Rollin is available
in the suite, I am wondering if PalmSource has added support for USB
debugging for 68K apps. This is one of the th
At 10:05 AM -0600 2/19/04, Ben Combee wrote:
Outside prc-tools, the only other Cygwin tools used by the new
developer suite are GNU make and sed. I know GNU make and GNU sed
are supported by MinGW. However, even if prc-tools was ported to
use that library, that wouldn't really affect much. Bo
> > Does anybody know what I should do for a game which is
> > first installed to a palm via Hot-Sync to be placed in
> > the 'Games' section and not in the 'Unfiled' section
> > which is placed by default.
>
> I'm pretty sure there's a resource setting that gives the default
> category. It's an
At 12:43 PM +0100 2/19/04, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
> You don't have to use cygwin at all. From what I'm hearing, you don't
even have to install it -- it's all done magically by the development
suite installer.
the installer does it - but, clobbers any other cygwin install if you have
it (which, is
At 10:23 AM + 2/19/04, Jim Cooper wrote:
That's missing my point. This stuff needs to be smooth to install and use.
I don't think I'm missing your point. I'm trying to address it
directly. I'm saying that there's a one-stop installer that makes
the installation process easy, and a full IDE
At 9:53 AM + 2/19/04, Jim Cooper wrote:
No-one has yet answered my question, though, and you should be able to.
Why is cygwin required to **use** prc-tools? Do the tools rely on it
internally?
Others have since pointed out that the answer to this question is
"Yes". Also, understand that PODS
At 10:25 AM +0100 2/19/04, Linke, Andreas wrote:
> >So, uh, how about the new developer suite. Is it available yet?
There are some logistical issues being worked out, related to the
fact that the download is 250MB, and there are 300,000 developers who
may want it (not counting Aaron and David).
A software question follows for those who don't care about the nuts and
bolts of Visor cradle mods. But first a thank you for the hardware help,
Dan. In fact, the +5VDC comes from the DTR pin, which is pin 4 in a DB9
connector, for anyone else who digs this up from the archive in the future.
I tr
Hi Jan,
A very good question! The best way to handle this is to create your own
"event" queue and post a custom event when you add an event to this queue. In
your main form loop, when you receive this custom event you should retrieve the
BT event from your custom queue. Also in your main event
Hello,
I use some custom events I generate and queue during bluetooth
callbacks. As these callbacks are asynchronous, it is possible that I
have now another form active (with another EventHandler-function) that I
don't want to handle the event. But if I don't handle it, it will get
lost, won't
Giorgos Sarris wrote:
Does anybody know what I should do for a game which is
first installed to a palm via Hot-Sync to be placed in
the 'Games' section and not in the 'Unfiled' section
which is placed by default.
I'm pretty sure there's a resource setting that gives the default
category. It's an
Ben Combee wrote:
At 09:22 AM 2/19/2004, you wrote:
i am pretty sure you could hook up the metrowerks compiler to the
eclipse IDE as well - there are command line variants of it avaialble.
ben combee would be the best point to contact about that however.
Let's just say that this is something I'
Hi all,
Any body knows how can I obtain ROM Image for Palm m515 ? unfortunately I am
not able to use 'Rom Transfer program' to download the ROM image from my
Palm handheld, when I hit 'begin transfer' button, I get 'timeout error'
(using COM1 and 115,200 for speed), it could be a result of Hot
Like so many others I am still waiting for the 250MB developer suite.
Since m68k-palmos-gdb modified by Keith Rollin is available in the suite,
I am wondering if PalmSource has added support for USB debugging for 68K
apps.
This is one of the things which is still missing in prc-tools (at least on
Hi,
Does anybody know what I should do for a game which is
first installed to a palm via Hot-Sync to be placed in
the 'Games' section and not in the 'Unfiled' section
which is placed by default.
Thanks,
Giorgos
Do You Yahoo!?
Αποκτήστε
On Thu, Feb 19, 2004 at 03:36:16AM -0800, Eron Hennessey wrote:
> make is not a language-specific tool... nor is it necessary for any
> particular language. but it is very helpful.
Nor is its usefulness limited just to programming. I use make to manage
my DNS zones, Postfix configs, apache conf
Jim Cooper wrote:
You don't have to use cygwin.
When I installed prc-tools to use with C++BuilderX I had to install
cygwin and do some manual stuff. Cygwin didn't install cleanly right off
the bat either (IIRC it would only install in one place, which wasn't
where I wanted to put it).
You noti
I am getting a fatal error when swiching from my application by to the main
screen. If I launch PalmDebugger, I see the error is in the
MemHeapFreeByOwnerID system trap. Is there any way I can figure
out exactly what is causing this error (I assume some memory corruption
somewhere).
Thanks.
-
"Luc Le Blanc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I want to debug my beaming routines (no low level IR, plain Exg Mgr).
> Alas, when working in loopback with POSE, I see two shortcomings: the DB
> I'm beaming is already open (for this I can patch the socket ptr to
> alter
At 03:53 AM 2/19/2004, you wrote:
No-one has yet answered my question, though, and you should be able to.
Why is cygwin required to **use** prc-tools? Do the tools rely on it
internally?
cygwin provides DLLs that emulate most of the Unix OS calls and standard
library, things used internally by the
At 09:22 AM 2/19/2004, you wrote:
i am pretty sure you could hook up the metrowerks compiler to the
eclipse IDE as well - there are command line variants of it avaialble.
ben combee would be the best point to contact about that however.
Let's just say that this is something I'm looking at supportin
At 03:01 AM 2/19/2004, you wrote:
Hi,
I'm wondering if there is a solution to my problem ? My linker give me: Near
data segment is bigger then 64k. I have raed that it is possible to use Far
data and Far Strings, but it is possible to use this option even in Palm ???
Please help me, I have to fix
At 08:53 AM 2/19/2004, you wrote:
I use the Metrowerks 9.x toolset and find it works very well for large and
complex applications. I find it comparable, from an development efficiency
point point, to other Windows-based C and C++ compilers
The only problem I run into is the 2700 resource limitati
"Roger Stringer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit dans le message de
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Some of the people on the list (including myself) have very large and
> complex applications running on Palm OS.
As do I. I have a prc of about 500K
> I use the Metrowerks 9.x toolset and find it works ver
I was wondering if there was any GPL-compatible alternative to PalmSource's
CollapseUtils*.* DIA code. (Say, a clean-room rewrite, or something else.)
The license in Collapse.cpp does not allow redistribution of source, so it's
as GPL-incompatible as can be. Of course if they were willing to
re-l
"Jim Cooper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> It took a long time to install everything, and I wouldn't have
> perservered if I hadn't had to use it in a presentation at BorCon. I
> know for a fact that that sort of difficulty has put prospective PalmOS
> developers of
> > And regarding your assertion that using cygwin will turn people off
> > PalmOS development, I hardly think so.
>
> I can give you names and email addresses :-) It's not supposition
> on my part - it's fact.
i dont mind people being turned off palmos development - it means us,
the ones who
> Anyway, coupled with an IDE (like it sounds like it's gonna be) you
> probably won't even notice the command-line/makefile stuff going on
> below the surface.
You still need to have makefiles when using it in CBX (formatted exactly
right with a character that doesn;t show up in the CDB editor
> now - if someone was to *PAY* any of the prc-tools guys to provide
> a non cygwin version
Like say, a company that was planning to use it as their official
development tool? :-)
Cheers,
Jim Cooper
___
Jim Cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Falafel S
> You don't have to use cygwin.
When I installed prc-tools to use with C++BuilderX I had to install
cygwin and do some manual stuff. Cygwin didn't install cleanly right off
the bat either (IIRC it would only install in one place, which wasn't
where I wanted to put it).
It took a long time to i
Subject: Re: Palm OS Developer Now Available ?
From: Jim Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2004 17:47:23 +
I've noticed that the Palm programming groups are very old fashioned in
their approach to development (making a broad generalisation here). You
can get away with it for the so
Subject: Mutual exclusion
From: "Chris Apers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2004 18:52:40 +0100
Is there any sample code that show a simple implementation
of mutex on PalmOS ? mainly to use with callback functions
and external buffer filler, i'd like to use it with SndStream functions.
Tha
David,
Your idea is good for the power, but the power from the serial port is
probably not "stolen" from TxD line.
Power is probably from RTS and/or DTR signals. These should be at the HIGH
level to power the device, so maybe you could measure these pins while
connected to PC -- be careful.
Her
Hi,
I really appriciate your help, but I have done all that and I still got that
problem. I've a file that is 62k and that file I have in one segment and
then I have other segment with the rest of my files. All segment are under
64k but I still get the linking error :( Is there any other option th
Can you send me the methods for scrolling atable?
Thanks in Advance
Manuel from Argentina
- Original Message -
From: "husnain malik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 10:05 AM
Subject: Re: Problem implementing ScrollBar w
I know that you can buy cables to interface a Handspring Visor with a
standalone GPS device. However, I want to do a demo for a prospective
client *tomorrow* and don't have time to order one so I'm trying to build my
own with stuff I've got lying around the house or the neighborhood Radio
Shack.
> It is kind of insulting though :-) You could just as easily classify the
> former as tinkerers and the latter as professional developers who have
> work to do :-).
Not to circumvent this absolutely stimulating conversation, but
can we get back onto talking about more-productive issues a
most people confuse IDE with RAD, fte has interface for edit, compile and others
things, but vim is cool too
On Thu, 19 Feb 2004 04:01:33 -0800
Eron Hennessey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Eduardo Nunes wrote:
>
> >a nice IDE and multi-language is FTE, work in xwindows, windows and console..
> >
> Not to insult but I would classify the first
> as power-users and the later as tinkers and hobbiests.
It is kind of insulting though :-) You could just as easily classify the
former as tinkerers and the latter as professional developers who have
work to do :-).
Cheers,
Jim Cooper
___
> I'm using whatever DLLs came with Wine, and Palm Desktop here (and
> of course, the fonts, copied from a "live" Windows machine).
I should amend this by saying, I am regularly building wine daily
from cvs snapshots. The performance of a hand-compiled version FAR
supercedes the one
> I've tried running them here but they start and then seem to hang (one
> reason I can think of is that I'm using win98 dll's and afair the
> simulator has problems with win9x sometimes)
I'm using whatever DLLs came with Wine, and Palm Desktop here (and
of course, the fonts, copied from
> Seriously, that looks more like a text-editor than an IDE. Hehe, even
> VIM, by itself, is more of an IDE than that. And emacs is *way* more
> than that.
And there are several dozen of those also for Linux/Unix/POSIX
environments. Pick your poison, and use the one that works best for y
Hi all-
Anyone know how to test (at runtime) whether the current executing PRC is
connected to a debugger (such as Metrowerks)?
ie:
if (ConnectedToDebugger()) DbgBreak();
else ; //do nothing
Calling DbgBreak() when not connected to a debugger causes a hang (on the
simulator) and a fatal excep
On Thu, 2004-02-19 at 13:39, David A. Desrosiers wrote:
> > Let me know if you ever manage to get the simulators running under wine
> > :)
>
> They both run here (Simulators from PluggedIn and Pavilion).
I've tried running them here but they start and then seem to hang (one
reason I can thi
> Let me know if you ever manage to get the simulators running under wine
> :)
They both run here (Simulators from PluggedIn and Pavilion).
d.
--
For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
I also had some problems while using the Table's
scrollbar, therefore i disabled the table's bar and
added the control scroll bar. I managed to show and
hide the scroll bar by calculating myself when it
should be shown or hidden. If you want i can send you
the methods, they are easy to understand.
Hi guys,
I think have one way to send bytes by the ir port of Zire 21. Using ORLib
(http://www.pacificneotek.com/downloadAdvanced.htm) that used in some remote
controls emulators. The version 1.55 said that it´s working on Zire 21 with
new Palm OS 5. I made some tests, but it´s very uninstable. If
Hi,
i'm strugling to implement ScrollBar with Table (
with 10 rows) in my application --and i'm not getting
much info or code-examples on this on net (though
there're lots on scrollBar with Field & List) -- as of
now i 'm exactly following the approach given in the
link
http://www.mixdown.org
Eduardo Nunes wrote:
a nice IDE and multi-language is FTE, work in xwindows, windows and console..
see at:
http://fte.sourceforge.net/
Seriously, that looks more like a text-editor than an IDE.
Hehe, even VIM, by itself, is more of an IDE than that. And emacs is
*way* more than that.
Most
Is this a step forward or back? This reminds be of
the old Turbo-C Days. I would just as well go with
the command-line tools as others have suggested.
I think this religious type debate differs based on
philosophy. Some people want control of this
environment and some people do not care as long
> You don't have to use cygwin. The developer suite uses cygwin, and you
> merely use the developer suite. cygwin is just a DLL, you know?
prc-tools does depend on a few things so, i dont know if just a .dll will
work for this case. but, like i've said before - since i use cygwin daily
(i even
> quit bitching about it, and if you want to do something about prc-tools
> go and download the source code and provide a non cygwin version. you
> dont expect *us* to do it do you? remember - we dont get PAID TO DO IT
http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/
thats probably a good start - going back to good
a nice IDE and multi-language is FTE, work in xwindows, windows and console..
see at:
http://fte.sourceforge.net/
On Thu, 19 Feb 2004 00:03:18 -0800
Eron Hennessey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jim Cooper wrote:
>
> >>i even use 'vi' to edit my files.
> >>
> >>
> >
> >You're a mad man :-)
>
Jim Cooper wrote:
Anyway. The great benefit of using cygwin/prc-tools is that everyone
can do things their own way.
Missing the point. Why should I be **forced** to use cygwin? At the
moment I can't avoid it if I want to use the prc-tools stuff.
You don't have to use cygwin. The develo
> > Anyway. The great benefit of using cygwin/prc-tools is that everyone
> > can do things their own way.
>
> Missing the point. Why should I be **forced** to use cygwin? At the
> moment I can't avoid it if I want to use the prc-tools stuff.
you are missing OUR point. prc-tools is OPEN-SOURCE
> No-one has yet answered my question, though, and you should be able to.
> Why is cygwin required to **use** prc-tools? Do the tools rely on it
> internally?
prc-tools could technically be compiles using something else other
than cygwin gcc. the source is there, you can go ahead and provide a
bo
> Anyway. The great benefit of using cygwin/prc-tools is that everyone
> can do things their own way.
Missing the point. Why should I be **forced** to use cygwin? At the
moment I can't avoid it if I want to use the prc-tools stuff.
> If you want to use an IDE, there are many IDEs built on top
Jim Cooper wrote:
Whether you like it or not, most developers use Windows.
I'm not really sure if this is even a true statement to begin with --
and it's definitely becoming less true every day. Are you talking palm
developers? C/C++ developers, or just "developers! developers!
developers!"
You know what? I do in fact have a graphical button on the About form and
when I turn on Modal, it resets.. even if I'm just viewing my application's
resources with RsrcEdit.
I just did a quick test using RsrcEdit and turned off "Enabled" and
"Usable" for the graphic button and suddenly, the SEL
> But there's more than that.
Yeah, I thought afterwards I should have put plurals in, and I forgot
about pilRC etc.
> Personally, I opted to do a *full* cygwin install first (which came
> to about 1.3GB
Jeez! At the connection speeds I get, that'd take about a week to
download :-)
> Keep in m
--- "Linke, Andreas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 250 MB? Surely you considered breaking it up into
> individual parts, e.g. only the simulator, or just
> the plugins for people who already have Eclipse
> and/or cygwin?
>
> Andreas
Think about what you are asking and how people have
been respond
> *g* people dont realize that free tools do come with some caveats.. :)
I think most people do. Those of us who have written free things
certainly know that.
> its even shown that the free tools are now to be used within the
> 'official developer suite'
Exactly. This is why I have an issue w
I have an application that is supposed to download a file from the internet.
Here is the problem:
My application shows the connection dialog if the device is not connected to
the internet. If it is already connected it simply downloads the file and
everything else works fine, and if I let my appli
> You mean like in the CP/M Turbo Pascal days? ;)
No idea. Probably. My first computer was an Amiga. It was a bit of a
shock when I started work and found out about DOS :-)
Cheers,
Jim Cooper
___
Jim Cooper [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Falafel Softwar
1 - 100 of 110 matches
Mail list logo
