I have a problem that only shows up on one Tungsten PDA. Many have
reported this problem.
Problem: Program launches and then returns back to the launcher
without actually displaying anything. It is though the app just exits back
to the launcher, without producing any errors.
A previous
Hi,
How can I convert my 68K application (developed using Code Warrior9) to run
on a ARM processor device (through PACE)?
I don't have to convert it into Native ARM application.
I have downloaded the PODS Alpha Version.
Thanx.
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From: Mike Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A previous version worked ok. The only change was adding a 320x320
display. The previous version, that worked, also had a bitmap family
but just didn't have the 320x320 display. After I added this new bitmap,
I
got the symptoms above. I thought it might
At 01:38 AM 6/15/2004, you wrote:
How can I convert my 68K application (developed using Code Warrior9) to run
on a ARM processor device (through PACE)?
I don't have to convert it into Native ARM application.
Do you really need to port it to ARM Native? Native applications aren't
supported on
Hy all,
please help me about the version control system in metrowerks IDE.
Thankx
Annada
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instead of writing to a database, why not use an unused area of the
display controller? there are a few devices out there that are read/write
and have at least 40-50k free :)
It's surely useful to have some comedy with Aaron's quips, but watch this,
next question will be How do I do
How can I convert my 68K application (developed using Code Warrior9) to run
on a ARM processor device (through PACE)?
I don't have to convert it into Native ARM application.
I have downloaded the PODS Alpha Version.
you run it as a 68k application - the device will do what you want.
no need
Forget about the Heap option, you wouldn't be able to retrieve the pointer
to it, except if you store it in 'Guess what' (Feature Memory!).
And if you ask me, for those times that globals aren't possible, feature
memory was the best thing created!
well, back in the old pre 3.5 days - you only
one thing i knowthe different between MemPtrNew
and MemGluePtrNew is the size it can allocate.
MemPtrNew can only claim 1 to a bit less than 64K
while MemGluePTrNew can go beyond it. both also use
MemPtrFree to deallocate/free memory they claimed.
well, lets look at this from an os
Palm IIIc - 80kb of display memory available on the SED 1386 controller.
shoot me, it was SED 1375 controller - palm 505 had SED 1376 :)
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Hi Ben,
I only have to port my 68K CW9 application to a PACE application. I do not
have to port it to ARM-native application.
The overall purpose is that my original 68K SDK 5 application should be
atleast compilable on Version 6 SDK. For that, I need to convert my 68K CW9
application into a
I only have to port my 68K CW9 application to a PACE application. I do not
have to port it to ARM-native application.
there is no such thing as a PACE application. its 68K, or PNO.
PACE is a compatibility layer - so, you can run 68k applications on ARM.
if your application runs fine under a
But I am not able to open my 68K Code Warrior 9 project in PODS Alpha?
I need to verify that my application is compliable with version 6 SDK.
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I only have to port my 68K CW9 application to a PACE application. I do
not
Hi,
Is there any documenation anywhere that describes how to use the
launchFlags argument in SysAppLaunch()?
I knowI'm only supposed to supply 0, but since it's there I guess
that it's possible to use this in certain situations.
I've scanned SystemMgr.h and seen that there are 7 flags
That means if:
1) my 68K application runs fine under 4.0 debug rom with every option turned
ON.
Then this application will also run successfully on a Palm Device with ARM
Processror (and Palm OS version 6).
Is this what you want to say?
If so then I dont need to worry about compiling my
At 03:05 AM 6/15/2004, Saurabh Agarwal wrote:
That means if:
1) my 68K application runs fine under 4.0 debug rom with every option turned
ON.
Then this application will also run successfully on a Palm Device with ARM
Processror (and Palm OS version 6).
Is this what you want to say?
Almost. You
At 03:10 AM 6/15/2004, Ingemar Bergmark wrote:
Is there any documenation anywhere that describes how to use the
launchFlags argument in SysAppLaunch()?
I knowI'm only supposed to supply 0, but since it's there I guess that
it's possible to use this in certain situations.
I've scanned
At 02:59 AM 6/15/2004, you wrote:
But I am not able to open my 68K Code Warrior 9 project in PODS Alpha?
You have to create a new project with your own source files.
I need to verify that my application is compliable with version 6 SDK.
Apps built to run in PACE use the Palm OS Garnet (5.x) SDK,
thank you for thatI'll give it a go. Looks like there are lots of other
useful apps there toothink I may have to bookmark that site!
Thanks again,
Salli
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At 11:15 AM 6/14/2004, you wrote:
I've just recently bought a
Hi,
1. I have created a new 68K application from PODS Alpha.
2. Then I Imported my resource file into the project.
3. Imported all the source files into the project.
But when I Build my project, it gives the following errors:
make: *** No rule to make target `clean'.
make: *** No rule to make
Found itthank you :)
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I've just recently bought a Tungsten T3 which I'm very happy. However,
when
I try and do a global find I get the dialog box pop up, enter the details,
hit the ok button and then the Palm comes up with a
Hy all,
can u help me geting the documentation for MWVCS,and i need to clear all
about like visual source safe.
Thankx
Annada
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armada wrote:
The palm device (e.g:Zire72,TE ...) quality is very bad in China.I don't
know what it is on the others countries.
Clie devices were made in China,too,but it is better than palm.
I'm ready to buy Dell X3,and give up supporting palm.
I agree that PalmOne's poor quality control of late
Ben,
I would like to see your response to the Palm's quility or this topic is
out of the question from your point of view?
Regards.
Petr
armada wrote:
The palm device (e.g:Zire72,TE ...) quality is very bad in China.I don't
know what it is on the others countries.
Clie devices were made in
I see a more serious issue in Sony's announcement of their plans to
discontinue their PalmOS devices. I know the spin is that there will be
more of a push for do-it-all devices (smart phones, etc), but doesn't
that necessitate keeping the screen tiny? An app that I developed for
one of our
I see a more serious issue in Sony's announcement of their plans to
discontinue their PalmOS devices. I know the spin is that there will be
more of a push for do-it-all devices (smart phones, etc), but doesn't
that necessitate keeping the screen tiny?
This reply was probably the most
Thanks Ben.
Aryeh Teitelbaum
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From: Ben Combee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 14, 2004 6:56 PM
Subject: Re: 'MemGluePtrNew'
At 12:49 PM 6/14/2004, you wrote:
How a memory allocated by 'MemGluePtrNew', is freed ?
You could edit the PDB on your PC using any free hex editor and then sync
the PDB back to the Palm.
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From: Mike [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 14, 2004 9:43 PM
Subject: Creating PDBs
This
Hello, as suggested in the news group:
a) I have created a blank Managed Make 68K C/C++ Project. It also created
a makefile automatically.
b) I added all my source files to the project (from Import - File System).
c) I added my CW9 .rsrc file ( from Import - Palm OS Resource File).
My problems
Trying to understand file streaming, i'm
using POLs, CFile class, which is basically
a thin wrapper over the streaming api.
My usage of these calls is very basic, i first
do a call like:
Open(0,MyFile,'MYID','DATA',fileModeReadWrite); (FileOpen)
..then i read serial data in an event handler
At 05:35 AM 6/15/2004, you wrote:
Hy all,
can u help me geting the documentation for MWVCS,and i need to clear all
about like visual source safe.
The CodeWarrior environment supports several version control systems
through IDE plugins. Details on the available plugins are at
At 08:30 AM 6/15/2004, you wrote:
Hello, as suggested in the news group:
a) I have created a blank Managed Make 68K C/C++ Project. It also created
a makefile automatically.
b) I added all my source files to the project (from Import - File System).
c) I added my CW9 .rsrc file ( from Import - Palm
At 09:00 AM 6/15/2004, you wrote:
...seems simple, and it does create a file, but not what
i expected. My test created a 51k pdb file. I thought a streaming
PDB would be one large record chunk of pure data, but that is
not the case. It created 13 records of 4k (4096 bytes) each and
there was some
Thanks Ben...as always :) ...i just wish in each record, the overhead bytes
(ie. 'D','B','L','K',0x00,0x00,0x10,0x00) were at the beginning of each
record
instead of an increasing offset in each subsequent record by 1 ...can do the
logic, but a pain ...anyway, i feel comfortable of being on the
At 09:39 AM 6/15/2004, you wrote:
Thanks Ben...as always :) ...i just wish in each record, the overhead bytes
(ie. 'D','B','L','K',0x00,0x00,0x10,0x00) were at the beginning of each
record
instead of an increasing offset in each subsequent record by 1 ...can do the
logic, but a pain ...anyway, i
Coronado Enterprises (http://www.coronadoenterprises.com) has some decent programming
language tutorials. There is a nominal cost. Any tutorial I've ever seen will assume
that you are using the stdio library, though, which means the examples will use
different functions from those in the Palm
...hate to waste bandwidth, but have to say thanks :)
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At 09:39 AM 6/15/2004, you wrote:
Thanks Ben...as always :) ...i just wish in each record, the overhead
bytes
(ie. 'D','B','L','K',0x00,0x00,0x10,0x00) were at the
Subject: Creating PDBs
From: Mike [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 14 Jun 2004 18:43:04 -0700
This is sort of a newbie question but it's not.
I need to create a static database that I distribute. The data was exported
from a text table to CSV. I wrote a program to convert the CSV file to a
file
Greetings,
I have a list with multiple columns. I would like more control over
alignment but I don't want to use a table because I like having the
scrolling handled for me. I use a ListDrawFunc to draw the list
entries. The variable width font makes it impossible to just add spaces.
Can
At 12:06 PM 6/15/2004, you wrote:
Greetings,
I have a list with multiple columns. I would like more control over
alignment but I don't want to use a table because I like having the
scrolling handled for me. I use a ListDrawFunc to draw the list entries.
The variable width font makes it
You will need use a list custom draw function (page 375 of Palm OS
Reference.pdf). Using this you will receive as parameter the number of the
item to draw, the bounds of the list (relative to the window) and a pointer
to an array of pointers to the text of the list items. Making a simple math
Greetings,
I just posted a notice about my latin dictionary program... I have another
question related to synchronizing the database files that go with my
program. I use a method of creating a single record in my database for each
word which is to be stored (and there are approximately 25000
At 01:46 PM 6/15/2004, you wrote:
Greetings,
I just posted a notice about my latin dictionary program... I have another
question related to synchronizing the database files that go with my
program. I use a method of creating a single record in my database for
each word which is to be stored
I'm implementing a search on a list and want the list to scroll as the
user enters characters in the search field.
If I look for a penDownEvent and then call FldGetTextPtr(), I get the
text before the new character is inserted. I need it after the character
is inserted. I know I can grab
Greetings,
I have been programming a latin dictionary as my first major Palm program,
and since I have a Mac iBook to program on (and an old Visor to deploy on) I
haven't been able to do any testing on a Tungsten device (or any other
device with OS5). However, a user has written me back to
Just off the top of my head...
I'd set a flag at keyDownEvent (flag set means got a key)
Then at the next nilEvent, if the flag is set, do your list manipulations and
clear the flag.
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I'm implementing a search on a list and want the list to scroll as the
user
Is this method Localization safe?
If my application is in multiple languages, will method FntCharsWidth() work
safely??? I could not find this method in Localization Guildelines.
FntCharsWidth *IS* safe to use on a device, regardless of the
character encoding or localization of the text. In
From the API: The field routine FldHandleEvent() sends this event [fldChangeEvent ]
when the
text of a field has or might have been scrolled. That explains why you are not
getting the event.
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Can anyone share or point me to any example code which plays wave file
resources saved on the SD card?
For example I would like the user to record their own alarm sound and
the program would then use a wave file saved on the card. I'm assuming
here wave files are simpler because it takes a
Am I correct in understanding that pnolet development hasn't been
improved since the early preview release? I know you guys indicated
that was the case, but just wanted to make sure something wonderful
hadn't managed to sneak through?
-Chris Hurley
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What is the best way to close a form programatically? I am displaying a
form with FrmDoDialog. If the user doesn't respond in a certain amount
of time, I need to close the dialog. How can I do this.
thanks
Eric
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At 03:38 PM 6/15/2004, you wrote:
Am I correct in understanding that pnolet development hasn't been improved
since the early preview release? I know you guys indicated that was the
case, but just wanted to make sure something wonderful hadn't managed to
sneak through?
PACE Native Object
Post the close form event.
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Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 4:40 PM
Subject: closeing dialog programatically
What is the best way to close a form programatically?
What is the best way to close a form programatically? I am
displaying a form with FrmDoDialog. If the user doesn't respond in a
certain amount of time, I need to close the dialog. How can I do
this.
One way to do that is to call CtlHitControl passing your preferred
button after the delay
Eric Potter wrote:
What is the best way to close a form programatically? I am displaying
a form with FrmDoDialog. If the user doesn't respond in a certain
amount of time, I need to close the dialog. How can I do this.
thanks
Eric
FrmDoDialog won't let you do that. It uses its own event loop.
At 03:40 PM 6/15/2004, you wrote:
At 03:38 PM 6/15/2004, you wrote:
Am I correct in understanding that pnolet development hasn't been
improved since the early preview release? I know you guys indicated that
was the case, but just wanted to make sure something wonderful hadn't
managed to sneak
Hi,
Many routines that use callback functions (ex. SndStreamCreate) allow
the developer to have access to global data by passing a pointer to that
data.
If I pass a pointer to a struct, can that struct in turn have pointers
elsewhere, or does the struct always have to be self-contained?
Also,
At 06:27 PM 6/15/2004, you wrote:
Many routines that use callback functions (ex. SndStreamCreate) allow the
developer to have access to global data by passing a pointer to that data.
If I pass a pointer to a struct, can that struct in turn have pointers
elsewhere, or does the struct always have
If you use a custom event handler you can use FrmDoDialog and respond to any
events you want. It requires an extra 10 lines of code or so, but it'll do
exactly what you want.
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Eric
Also, what a huge amount of wasted overhead, I believe around 18 bytes per
record. (18 * 3 = 540,000). Try using DmDatabaseSize and see the
difference between the totalBytes and the dataBytes.
I would suggest combining 200 words per record, and storing the offset.
Also, with Databases that
Hi
Tuesday, June 15, 2004, 6:16:56 PM, you wrote:
And updating myself... I misspoke when I said that PNO debugging was
integrated into the PODS IDE. You still need to use the standalone version
of Palm OS Debugger (included with PODS) to debug PACE Native Objects.
Too good to be true, I had
My understanding is that this API is supported on OS 5.3 and later, and
maybe supported on earlier devices (e.g. some Clies).
What I'm interested in, is are there any 480x320 devices, where the user
CANNOT change the system orientation (like they can in Tungsten T3)?
I ask this because I was
Hello experts,
I need advice whether it is possible to use any
database on palmOS which supports SQL syntax? if it
is, what it should be? I need for maintaining a some
relational datasets.
if it is not, then what is your suggestion?
thanks,
Peter
The only way you're going to be able to use SQL and the Palm together AFAIK,
is to use HB++. It comes with a SQL engine built in. www.handheld-basic.com
.
Give it a try!
__Birm
PS: I'm not affiliated with them in any commercial way other than being a
satisfied customer. I've also become a big
Yes. The Sony CLIE UX40 and UX50 are fixed in a 480x320 (landscape) orientation,
while the Sony CLIE-TH55 is fixed in a 320x480 (portrait) orientation. All of these
devices run Palm OS 5.2.1.
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I need advice whether it is possible to use any
database on palmOS which supports SQL syntax? if it
is, what it should be? I need for maintaining a some
relational datasets.
You might want to take a look at SQLAnywhere from Sybase. I believe
that IBM also offers a Palm-compatible SQL database
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