At 10:21 PM 2/21/2004, you wrote:
I forgot to mention that I'm using CodeWarrior 9.3
Why not debug the app on the device? CW support USB debugging of 68K apps
on the Tungsten T3, using both serial and USB.
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I imagine that the correct place for this post is at the comm-dev-forun, and
I have since posted it there.
LionScribe
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> It seems to me that on my Palm M100 (OS 3.5.3) the beaming process does
not
> start until I call ExgDisco
Hi Everyone,
I programmed an application that uses a database to record user hard key
presses. I used the "Palm OS Programming - 2nd ed." by Rhodes and McKeehan
to create my database. When I start the program, I create a record with an
entry for each screen. Then, I updated a specific entry depend
I forgot to mention that I'm using CodeWarrior 9.3
Thanks in advance for any help,
Jeremy
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I have adapted my software to work on the T3 using the DIA API. It works
fine, without any errors, on the Tungsten T3 simulator including portrait
and landscape modes.
When I install the program into a T3 without AppSlipRotate.prc and
StatusBarLib.prc my program works fine. But of course the scr
Not sure if this is the best place, but you could look at the Dynamic
Input Areas manual in the OS 5 SDK.
- Walt Bilofsky
On Fri, 20 Feb 2004 10:26:02 +0800, "Miken" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>I use codewarrior9.3,and develop above palmos5.
>Some softwares I develop before only show 320*320,and
Here's how I got the iQue R3 SDK to compile with gcc. I don't
understand any of what I did, but it worked.
First I put
#define __MC68K__
#include "GPSLib68K.h"
to get the header files. (The MC68K was a hint from Garmin developer
support, back in the days when they were still answering email.)
FYI Garmin has posted a slightly updated version of its SDK for the
iQue on its developer site at https://www.garmin.com/DeveloperZone/.
R3 adds an API to put the unit into low power mode.
- Walt Bilofsky
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Hi...
About: Converting a Palm application to a Mac OS X application...
Has anyone done this?
I have a Palm application where some people are more interested in
running it on a Macintosh (Apple computer). What is the best way to go
about porting a Palm application to a Mac?
My Palm applicati
Re Palm OS Developer Suite - Now Available
From: "Dave Lippincott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Fri, 20 Feb 2004 15:47:35 -0500
Hand held computers in general. There is a whole class of hand helds that
are 'mobile computers' and not classified as PDAs. I read recently, and now
cannot find the bookm
I would just re-write your Palm application using C# and VS .Net on the
compact framework. Especially if it is a business type app and doesn't need
to be ultra fast. That's what I'm doing. I find the compact Framework easy
enough to program. I wrote a class that allows me to read pdb files in
.
How have you configured your connection in the Preferences on the Palm? You
need to make sure you have set a connection that is "USB/serial to PC" and
set the speed is to 4800bps in the Details of the Connection dialog.
Have you gone into the setup on your Garmin and configured the I/O output to
I know very well how to get the running app id from sublaunched apps [use
SysGetAppInfo()]. The problem is that it doesn't work with OS5 native apps
such as HotSync.
So the question is how to do it with the latter. Please help.
Thanks, PaulN
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Aaron,
Thanks for the clarifications.
> some people have already done it here in this forum. its done in bits
> and pieces - not difficult at all to support both easily.
I'm getting ready to start a port myself and am not feeling very intrepid.
If anyone could recommend some online articles on t
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> I am using PRC-Tools for my PNO development. It's arm compiler is very up
> to date using GCC 3.3.1.
>
> Here's a site I found that got me set up using the compiler.
> http://www.handheld-basic.com/documentation/text/page_1495.h
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