Dear Lionscribe,
Thanks for your reply.
In first library the address of globals is stored in
SysLibTblEntryType * libEntryP;
libEntryP-globalsP
globalsP is a void pointer.
so i tried to pass this globalsP to the funstion in second library.
but if i run the application it is crashing.
extern
On 3/1/07, Luc Le Blanc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
why not use a macro to make
your code easier to understand at the same time :)
#define RGBColorTypeSet(a, val) (*((UInt32 *)(a)) = (val)
#define RGBColorTypeCompare(a, b) ( (*((UInt32 *)(a)) == *((UInt32 *)(b))) )
i would have done:
#define
Thank to Jagat Nibas Mahapatra and Jeff Loucks for their suggestion and help
Now i resolve my problem and after 1 week of full frustration understand that
for the TCP/IP socket connection we have to test our application on the device
rather than just on the emulator or simulator bcz in some
Dear NG,
First of all, you should know that the way of dealing with a Label is different
from a Field. If it is a Label, you should use the following function, see the
API Reference for usage.
CtlSetLabel();
Otherwise, it is a Field, you should put text onto the field with following
Well, this is expected, because Simulator is always a simulator, it cant be
better than device :)
Regret that very few companies are releasing emulators for pervasive
devices.
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Sent:
Hi,
Can anyone help me measure my application's memory footprint on a treo 650? I'm
clueless...
Thanks,
Zohar.
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Hi Vinod,
This sounds like pretty shoddy service.
Contact your credit card company and ask them to issue a charge-back on your
account. Offer them copies of your e- mail as supporting evidence.
Where are you located? I'm sure somebody physically close to you would be
willing to post a copy of
treo has same structure as you know from lifedrive on SD cards. internal palm
storage works differently and you should take look to date manager functions.
also on internal storage subdirectory structure doesn't exist at all
Sruthi wrote:
Hi,
Am working on an application to work in Treo 650
Hi all,
The development suite CD has reached me today.
bye
Vinod Khadilkar
Pinus Alba wrote:
Hi Vinod,
This sounds like pretty shoddy service.
Contact your credit card company and ask them to issue a charge-back
on your account. Offer them copies of your e- mail as supporting
You can see it in the simulator (right click on it - view - heap)
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From: Sruthi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum palm-dev-forum@news.palmos.com
Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2007 13:56
Subject: Tracking heap memory
Hi all..
How can we track
You should be calling
ECLib1Sub(ECLib1Ref, libEntryP-globalsP, 11, 1, testsub) not
ECLib1Sub(ECLib1Ref, (libEntryP-globalsP),11, 1, testsub);
LionScribe
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Yes i did.
It works.
Thanks for your reply.
Regards,
Hvr
Lionscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You should be calling
ECLib1Sub(ECLib1Ref, libEntryP-globalsP, 11, 1, testsub) not
ECLib1Sub(ECLib1Ref, (libEntryP-globalsP),11, 1, testsub);
LionScribe
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hi All,
Is there any way to load binary file into palm?
I have one binary file in PC.is it possible for me to move into palm?
Or i have to create
in palm application a text/ASCI file and then convert into binary file?
I think we can only create ASCI/Text files but not binary files.
like
Which memory footprint? The application code and resources take up some space
in the cache on NVFS devices or in storage. This is roughly equal to the size
of the prc file, except that ARM-translations of resources get created. The
globals go in dynamic RAM. I expect you can find the size
I have no idea how to use the development suite--I find IDEs take too long to
learn. But every Palm developer should have a copy of par:
http://www.djw.org/product/palm/par/
This will let you change the database name and do lots of other good stuff.
If the suite put in a tAIN resource with the
I just use prc-tools together with the free ConTEXT editor:
http://www.context.cx/ . The amount of time it would take me to figure out how
to do complicated build procedures in an IDE (e.g., when I need to compile some
auxiliary code on the desktop and run it on the desktop to generate a
Thanks, that did the trick.
By th way, what is the not-so-simple way you seem to be refering to? :-)
Jeff Loucks wrote:
The simplest check is if (MemLocalIDKind (dbID) == memIDPtr).
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An advantage of using noneditable fields is the possibility for the user to
copy text from them into a clipboard.
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Dear all,
I have a form in my application where I want to use the double density
display with a solution of 320x320 pixels. Therefore I added to my
application the following code in the procedure of the form-open-event:
err := FtrGet(sysFtrCreator, sysFtrNumWinVersion, ksys);
if (ksys
if you play with WinSetCoordinateSystem you must make sure that you return it to
default state as soon as you finish drawing. system counts with defaults and it
doesn't work well if you keep it on kCoordinatesDouble
Thomas Lösel wrote:
Dear all,
I have a form in my application where I want to
You can use an SD card and manipulate the files like you would on any other
platform (VFS). Otherwise, you need to package it into a native database,
beam or hotsync it to the device and use native (Dm,File) access methods.
There are tools for converting to and from native resource/record/stream
I asked StyleTap what was and wasn't supported under StyleTap, and
this is what they responded:
...Hotsync is not currently supported.
ARMlets, both M68k and ARM sound streams (but not extended
streams), 1.5 (as well as single,
double and triple) density bitmaps and fonts are all
Well wouldn't it all be simpler if you used the simple define
#define RGBtoInt(a) (*(UInt32 *)((a)))
You can use that for setting and comparing, just make sure 'a' is a RGB
variable. This is similiar to the format of the DateToInt and TimeToInt macros,
that are defined in the headers.
Douglas Reeder wrote:
I asked StyleTap what was and wasn't supported under StyleTap,
? and this is what they responded:
...Hotsync is not currently supported.
To me, this is the biggest mising feature. It means any ap that uses a conduit
to export its data to the PC is severely
With fewer and fewer users using hotsync (e.g., I think Treo users rarely do),
we developers really need to find alternate ways of transfering data to the PC
than via hotsync conduit, e.g., SD card (this is probably the easiest from the
developer standpoint, but not all users have an SD card),
Int32 and UInt32 on Palm hold the same as a signed and unsigned 32 bit
integer on every other platform.
signed 32 bit integer = -(2^31)..(2^31-1) = (2-2147483648..2147483647
unsigned 32 bit integer = 0..(2^32-1) = 0..4294967295
You probably did something like the following:
Int32 result = 370 *
Did you get your app fixed? I think you replied that it works on the real
device, but not the emulator or simulator. That is true for socket notices,
because notices are implemented in NetLib, which is mostly bypassed on the
emulator.
If you want to utilize all the functionality of NetLib on the
I agree, with Jeff, but I found debugging in device easier [because it
worked for me immediately !] that setting up a PPP connection in PC and
configuring emulator. But again, I remember some non-blocking socket calls
behaving differently in emulators and devices.
Jagat
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From:
hi,
If you want to utilize all the functionality of NetLib on the emulator, do
not use 'Redirect NetLib
calls to host TCP/IP'. Instead, use native NetLib and configure a PPP
connection through
a serial port to a PC configured to host a PPP connection.
Can you ellaborate on this in more
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