Re: Uninitialized MemHandle Can Cause Reset Loop

Thanks, David, for the reply. 1. The warm reset in this instance was no help; it wouldn't break the loop. The hard reset was the only alternative (except for the lucky break I described.) 2. I understand what the OS designers are up against, since I've "been there and done that". I'm an old guy.

Uninitialized MemHandle Can Cause Reset Loop

A small 68000 program for my T5 would load and test normally under the Palm OS Debugger. Closing the debugger would begin a normal soft reset of the T5, but a fatal exception would occur just before the "Tungsten" logo would normally appear. A warm reset would get past this, but tapping the "H

Work-around: PalmPhotoDisplayImage Failure In Landscape Orientation

Work-around: PalmPhotoDisplayImage Failure In Landscape Orientation Background: The problem addressed here was first described in my 2008-01-25 post "PalmPhotoDisplayImage()fails on T3 device; OK on simulator". Since then, I've verified that the problem also occurs on the

"...bad __callseq__ `trap #..." warnings and #include sequence

Hi -- The sequence of #include statements can be important. In a test program, I had #include "ImageLib.h" #include "ImageLibCommon.h" #include "ImageLibTraps.h" The compiler (gcc) emitted "warning: possibly bad __callseq__ `trap #xx" for every functiion call in ImageLib.h. I looked at

Palm OS Debugger Wrong By 2 Bytes

Palm OS Debugger (Version 2.3.7.0) gets the "Location" information for global variables wrong, which causes it to display incorrect values -- as seen in the below examples, captured from POD windows: >From the "Globals" window: Name Value Type Location dirPathSpe

re: API to extract VFS filename from full path

7; character in // pathstring. This is useful for getting a filename from a path string. // LstCh() is a custom (non-library) function that returns a pointer to the last // occurrence of a given character in a given string. //2007may24(11:16)-Dr. S.L.

RE: Is the T3 still relevant?

Hi Tam -- Thanks for the suggestion. I checked my libraries, and I think I'm running the latest PalmPhoto for the T3. Here's what I've done concerning that library: I downloaded PalmOne_SDK_v3[1].0.zip (back in Nov. 2006) from http://developers.palm.com/pe/forums/displaypost.jsp?postID=1014

RE: Is the T3 still relevant?

To all who have contributed to this thread: I'm pleasantly surprised by the thoughtful discussion my posting has engendered. The respectful manner in which each of you have offered your opinions demonstrates admirable professionalism. Your comments (on both sides) regarding the relevanc

re: ...with endlines (Sorry 'bout that- I thought Lyris could word-wrap text.)

On Friday (Feb. 8) I sent an e-mail message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (one of the listed forum administrators) asking that this unnecessary duplicate posting be deleted. --Sid -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/develop

re: send jpeg file to server via ftp

Hi -- The VFS API provides operations like open, read, write, close, and so on, on a virtual file system designed to operate somewhat like MS-DOS. The data in the file to which these operations are applied is only a bit stream; the meaning of the data isn't relevant. (Plainly put, VFS f

Re: Is the T3 still relevant?

Hi, Ryan-- The only hardware I've had a chance to test is my own T3 and a friend's Treo650 (which can't rotate or expand its display, so the problem wouldn't show there). As I noted, the PalmPhotoDisplayImage all-white landscape image problem doesn't happen on the T3 simulator or the T5 sim

RE: Is the T3 still relevant?

Thanks for answering, Lee! I knew the 5-year-old T3 was no longer being marketed by Palm, but thought there could be a lot of people "out there" like me, who still use the T3 because of its 320x480 landscape display. My product makes good use of that feature (at least on the simulators) to show

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his one. It would help to know whether the all-white image in T3's landscape mode is a known bug in PalmPhotoDisplayImage, or something that I should continue trying to overcome. Thanks for your time and help. Dr. S.L. Sanders 2008feb07(16:34EST) -- For information on using the ACCESS

Is the T3 still relevant?

s one. It would help to know whether the all-white image in T3's landscape mode is a known bug in PalmPhotoDisplayImage, or something that I should continue trying to overcome. Thanks for your time and help. Dr. S.L. Sanders 2008feb07(16:34EST) -- For information on using the ACCESS

PalmPhotoDisplayImage() fails on T3 device; OK on simulator

someone on this forum might be able * to suggest other experiments I could try. * * Thanks, Dr. S.L. Sanders 2008jan25(22:41EST)-sls * * (About coding style: In the late 1940s, I learned that all lines which * belong to an outlined block should be indented, including the one that * term