ffset 0x21) to store their data. If
not, where is the list of which attributes that are possible, and what
effect does it have on the OS?
Thanks,
Keith Monahan
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Would you agree?
Thanks again,
Keith M
- Original Message -
From: "Joe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 4:36 PM
Subject: Re: palm database attributes
> --- Keith Monahan <[EMAIL PROT
Larry,
Am I understanding you correctly that you are trying to use the serial port
AND the IR port simultaneously?
It sounds like it since you say that if you close the serial port, you can
beam correctly.
The palm uses the same UART to handle both the serial and the IR port and so
you cannot u
Your question is a little vague. Yes, you can implement DES and many other
encryption algorithms on the palm.
DES is a pretty common algorithm, with the details published widely.
Applied Cryptography, by Schneier(sp) is probably one of the better
resources. If I were you, I would probably hunt
Paul,
I don't know about compile time solution, per se, but what about simply
editing the database with a hex editor?
The bits are in a very well known documented unchanging position. If you
wanted something a little more automated, you should be able to write a
simple console c app that takes
I suppose depending on the level you want to "see the contents"
http://palmdemon.cjb.net/
Palm deMON is a pretty cool disassembler. The web site is also a great
resource for 68xxx instructions, processor manuals, memory architecture
links, etc.
Keith
- Original Message -
From: "muruge
Avoiding the legality, moral, and other subjective issues :
Decompilers generally work in only very limited cases, where you know the
exact architecture, know which compiler was used to compile it, common
assembly code snippets that a particular compiler puts out whenever it sees
a particular str
As a C programmer with a fair amount of experience, I've still found the
Palm platform to be somewhat challenging because of the differences in what
standard functions are available. It's not that the Palm API is hard
though, it is generally easy, and the documentation generally easy to read
and
Hahaha. I've already found some via some "testing". Debugging is more like
it.
Keith M
- Original Message -
From: "Aaron Ardiri" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, May 26, 2002 3:11 PM
Subject: Re: passing char* data[10] question Code sample
Yeah that would probably be the most prudent way of doing things. MochaPPP
works excellent, I've had great luck with it.
2000 **server** includes RAS, but I'm not sure about pro. I think you'll
find that MochaPPP would be the easiest solution.
Keith M
- Original Message -
From: "Brian
Are you sure the error isnt "chunk overlocked" vs. overload ?
It would show up as a "reset dialog" which would force the user to reset.
Chunk overlocked errors happens as a result of trying to lock via
MemHandleLock() a relocatable memory chunk via its handle more than 14
times.
Make sure you h
Joe is entirely correct. There is absolutely nothing you can do that will
provide serious protection against determined individuals. The better your
application is (read: more demand for your app) the faster and more likely
that your app will be 'cracked'. ie, unpopular apps that no one wants m
You are exceeding the capacity of an "Int16". A 16-bit signed integer will
only support -32,768 to 32,767. You could either go to CW8's debug settings
and under 68K processor click 4-byte ints(make sure to redefine p as int p,
not Int16 p) which will give you (2^32) / 2 positive and negative or
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