You can check your memory leak in the palm emultor 4.0 at the run time it
gives all the memory leak and their address and show details in the log file
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n 1/22/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What is the difference in buffer size? What should I do to fix this issue?
have you written your own callback to process the WAV file?
if so, make sure that you use the 'frameSize' variable to determine
how many frames need to be writtten
Is it possible to develop the palm os application by the use of MS .net frame
wrk can any budy guide me regarding this and provide some good link and
examples to develop the palm application with the MS .net.
thanks
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different buffer size
On 1/21/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My application plays WAV file (16kHz sampling rate, Mono, 16bit Big Endian)
content using Sound Stream APIs. It works fine on Treo 650, E2, T|X, T2, T3,
but it generates big static noise when it plays on new Treo 68
My application plays WAV file (16kHz sampling rate, Mono, 16bit Big Endian)
content using Sound Stream APIs. It works fine on Treo 650, E2, T|X, T2, T3,
but it generates big static noise when it plays on new Treo 680. And even I
just play silent wav files, the noise is there.
Are there any cha
I'm not sure if this is what you're after, it's not 'dynamically creating a
scrollbar', but it's how you can fake it...
In my app I need to display a bunch of text. I show the scrollbar if that text
goes over the number of lines I'm able to display on the screen, otherwise I
don't show the scro
On 1/21/07, Alexander R. Pruss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How about just doing the dumb-and-easy thing: Make a 68K pass-through
wrapper for FrmSetDIAPolicyAttr() and making the callback go to the
wrapper? It involves a touch more 68K code, and is slower (however
since this is called once per for
On 1/21/07, Mohammad Afshari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I would be thankful if you can participate in the following survey by clicking
this link, to share your thoughts on this topic.
http://www.psut.edu.jo/sites/zoubi/questionnaires/mlearning.html
Thanking in advance for your time.
a few com
Dear All,
As part of my Msc in IT thesis, I'm conducting a research on the
topic of Mobile Learning.
Since members of this forum are all Palm OS PDA developers, I would like to get
your insights and thoughts on mobile learning.
I would be thankful if you can participate in the following survey
How about just doing the dumb-and-easy thing: Make a 68K pass-through wrapper
for FrmSetDIAPolicyAttr() and making the callback go to the wrapper? It
involves a touch more 68K code, and is slower (however since this is called
once per form, that's not a big deal), but seems more elegant (no che
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