Hi
I tried PlmSlotInstallFile but every time it returns me error code --511 (
invalid path) , though i specify valid path.
wht may be problem?
THanks and Regards
Amit
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Different perspective:
The issue should not be anything other that the user experience and
efficiency. For users with vast Windows usage (i.e., the professional
person), a PPC makes perfect sense because it mimics his desktop, right down
to oddities and fragility. But there is a vast number o
Just my two cents (and playing advocatus diaboli a bit):
I'm really not a very good programmer. I'm using Appforge and the only
reason to dig deeper into PalmOS was the need to add some stuff that is
not supported by AF. For the same reason I needed to check into Windows
Mobile (or PocketPC or wh
Hi,
Many thanks, but the values it get does not capture the "hold" of the center button. They
only show at the first press. Any more clues?
thx
guich
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On 2/24/06, Chris Apers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have the following error :
>
> Link Error : internal linker error; line: 1289 file: 'Linker.c'
Which version of CodeWarrior for Palm OS? If you're not using V9.3,
you should upgrade. This usually indicates a bug in the linker; I
k
Hi,
I have the following error :
Link Error : internal linker error; line: 1289 file: 'Linker.c'
Any idea ?
Thanks
Chris
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Ben Combee wrote:
> There are some new articles on ALP online today:
>
> http://www.computingunplugged.com/issues/issue200602/1724001.html
> -- review of what ACCESS has announced
More like it! Thanks, Ben, that's really helpful! The article
has some decent information (including a very dec
There are some new articles on ALP online today:
http://www.computingunplugged.com/issues/issue200602/1724001.html
-- review of what ACCESS has announced
http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS7143789902.html
-- summary of previous article plus additional details.
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I should note that this will queue the files into the sync folder for next
sync, if you're looking to move the files at sync time, check out the VFS
manager functions in the CDK.
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hi all,
I like to display the device processor name and speed,
how to get programmatically the processor name and
speed used in treo600 and treo650 device?
can anyone help me if you have experience with this?
cathy.
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Ben Combee wrote:
> > Hmm, so that means the YAHM SDK stuff won't work? That's bad for some
> > folks... including myself :P
>
> I think there's plenty of time to wait-and-see here. I also think a
> lot of applications enabled by YAHM SDK work can probably be
> implemented in a much cleaner way
> I'm curious about the press release that said that GTK+ will be
> used as the graphics toolkit. Does this mean that the Linux base
> OS includes a complete X server? Or a hacked-down simplified one?
GTK+ can be built to work on X or to work on DirectFB, a simpler
hardware acceleration layer.
Ben Combee wrote:
> the MAX API set will borrow parts of the Protein API
> where there's some benefit to using that API over the Linux API.
Ben,
Thanks for providing us with some details regarding ALP.
I'm curious about the press release that said that GTK+ will be
used as the graphics toolkit.
On 2/24/06, Tinnus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 2006/2/24, Ben Combee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > At the moment, it looks like ALP will support 68K and 68K+PNO apps,
> > but not apps that use PNOs that make direct system calls, only apps
> > that use PNOs that use the callback pointer to call PACE.
>
2006/2/24, Ben Combee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
At the moment, it looks like ALP will support 68K and 68K+PNO apps,but not apps that use PNOs that make direct system calls, only appsthat use PNOs that use the callback pointer to call PACE.
Hmm, so that means the YAHM SDK stuff won't work? That's bad fo
Look at the Web Browser Manager article in the PalmSource
knowledgebase. Blazer can handle file:// URLs; see the Palm developer
docs in the pluggedin.palm.com program.
On 2/24/06, Waqar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can i open a Web Browser through my own App?? i want to display some HTML
> data
On 2/24/06, Tinnus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 2006/2/22, Ben Combee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > ACCESS did just announce their future OS, ALP (ACCESS Linux Platform)
> > which is based on Linux and runs Palm OS Garnet applications as well
> > as native ARM applications. There have been no announcem
Michael Kang wrote:
Does Treo 650 run on Windows Mobile?
no
I know 700 is base on Windows.
But How come a Palm device can run Windows?
Same reason as for Dell running Windows or RedHat Linux running on IBM
PC -> one is the manufacturer of the hardware, the other one is the OS.
So far Pal
Title: Message
Hi
everyone,
I have a
simple question.
Does Treo 650
run on Windows Mobile?
I know 700 is base
on Windows.
But How come a Palm
device can run Windows?
Thanks,
Michael
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Hi ALL,
Can i open a Web Browser through my own App?? i want to display some HTML data
and need a search funcationlity for my application, so i need to search through
an HTML file and display it in a web browser. I will have the HTML files in an
external memory(SD card).
Thanks,
Waqar.
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Check out the InstallAide API in the Conduit SDK
http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/docs/conduits/win/CRef_InstAide.html#996589
The PlmSlotInstallFile function may be what you're looking for
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2006/2/22, Ben Combee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
ACCESS did just announce their future OS, ALP (ACCESS Linux Platform)which is based on Linux and runs Palm OS Garnet applications as wellas native ARM applications. There have been no announcements aboutlicensees of this OS yet.
So, are you sure ALP will
I've used Eclipse with both Linux/Unix CVS servers and CVSNT.
To use CVSNT with Eclipse you have to make sure
that your repository path is configured using
Windows conventions. For example, if the path is
C:\MyCVSRoot
Then you would put it as "C:\MyCVSRoot" (not as
"C:/MyCVSRoot") otherw
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