Re: Is there a max heap allocation size?

It's not an unpublished API. I said earlier, it's MemGluePtrNew(). Google turned up at least a dozen hits on MemPtrNew() vs MemGluePtrNew(). The web is your friend :) On 6/20/07, Aaron Ardiri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 6/21/07, Jagat Nibas Mahapatra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What is the

Re: Is there a max heap allocation size?

On 6/21/07, Jeff Loucks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It's not an unpublished API. I said earlier, it's MemGluePtrNew(). Google turned up at least a dozen hits on MemPtrNew() vs MemGluePtrNew(). xxxGluexxx API's are not officiall API's - they are published as a library which you must link against,

Re: Is there a max heap allocation size?

Beg to differ. Glue APIs have been a part of the Palm OS offering since at least OS 3.5. They are neither unsupported nor undocumented. You'll find them documented right along with the other APIs. Yes, they require you to include a static library in your link, but there's nothing difficult or

Re: Is there a max heap allocation size?

On 6/21/07, Jeff Loucks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Beg to differ. Glue APIs have been a part of the Palm OS offering since at least OS 3.5. They are neither unsupported nor undocumented. You'll find them documented right along with the other APIs. Yes, they require you to include a static library

RE: Is there a max heap allocation size?

I guessed it for glue api, but as I heard it is undocumented, I became curious. In fact glue APIs are documented APIs. Sorry for any inconvenience -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jeff Loucks Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2007 11:33 AM To: Palm

How to send a incoming phone call on a treo to voicemail ?

Hi Guys I have searched the archive googled this but did not get any joy :( I want to be able to hangup or send an incoming phone call on a treo to voicemail. Any ideas about how to do this ? TIA NG -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see

Re: Is there a max heap allocation size?

You are correct that glue has matured through the years, and MemGluePtrNew is a more recent addition (2002). But, PalmOSGlue has been around since before 2000. But the question isn't about back then, it's about now. Glue's been a part of 68K developing on Palm for many years, and glue is the way

Re: Is there a max heap allocation size?

On 6/21/07, Jeff Loucks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You are correct that glue has matured through the years, and MemGluePtrNew is a more recent addition (2002). But, PalmOSGlue has been around since before 2000. MemGluePtrNew was added with SDK 5.0 R2. may 6, 2003 :) PalmOSGlue has been around

Re: Is there a max heap allocation size?

Hi Aaron, Just was reading over the threads and i'm simply amazed by the amount of knowledge you pocess. Hats off to u. Keep sharing your valuable knowledge to us on the forum. It really help us alot :) Thanks once again :) Regards, Sagar Mody - Original Message - From: Aaron Ardiri

Resource file conversion

I have been developing my application under the Macintosh 68k linker. Now that its size is exceeding the single segment limit, I need to convert it into multi segment. The prerequisite for doing so is that the linker is set to PalmOS 68k. This messes up my resource file, I've noticed. I first

Re: Resource file conversion

First of all, there are a number of command-line tools that do a pretty good job with converting Rsrc files to RCP files. With a little work you can gain all the benefits of PilRC (like navigation and other objects). As for your problem, I never looked into it, but if you are using CW, a quick fix

Why/when does Exchange ActiveSync re-copy entire calendar to TX?

I'm trying to help a Life Balance customer who is using Exchange ActiveSync to wirelessly sync his TX calendar to work. When the customer uses both the EAS conduit and our Life Balance conduit at the same time, the EAS conduit goes into a very slow mode (12-14 minutes in his case) where it

What's the trick to send SMS's to multiple Recipients?

Is there any trick to send messages to multiple recipients using the PalmOS SMS library? Using PhnLibSetAddresses to set multiple addresses does not appear to work reliably. - mvk -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see

Re: Resource file conversion

On 6/21/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have been developing my application under the Macintosh 68k linker. Now that its size is exceeding the single segment limit, I need to convert it into multi segment. The prerequisite for doing so is that the linker is set to PalmOS 68k.

Re: Is there a max heap allocation size?

Yup, you're the wizard. However, MemGluePtrNew was available in 2002, and formally documented in the Feb, 2003 version of the Palm OS Reference (Doc #3003-006). Yes, you probably first saw it in an SDK later in 2003. But, it doesn't change the fact that glue has been the supported and documented

Re: What's the trick to send SMS's to multiple Recipients?

Vinodh Kumar M. wrote: Is there any trick to send messages to multiple recipients using the PalmOS SMS library? Using PhnLibSetAddresses to set multiple addresses does not appear to work reliably. There's no trick I assume. you shall send separate SMS to each person. I guess that's

Re: Is there a max heap allocation size?

You guys seem to miss the point. Aaron's motto has always been; If it can be done the wrong way, then why do it the right way! :-) -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/

Re: What's the trick to send SMS's to multiple Recipients?

Thanks, I suppose that is the way to do it. But the Palm SDK documentation does mention: A message is sent by creating a new outgoing message using PhnLibNewMessage and filling in the desired recipient and message text. More than one recipient may be specified if the message is being sent to a