and then sub-dividing those blocks, then
Palm OS Emulator's detection will (usually) not detect over/underwrites.
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If you test under the Palm OS Emulator, it does this testing for you
automatically.
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On Mar 5, 2005, at 11:33 AM, Richard Coutts wrote:
I'm using CW8.3 and need to keep better track of whether or not I'm
over- or underwriting memory and possibly stomping on stuff I don't
own. My app
Hi,
It seems to me that calling MemHeapCompact would be a bad idea on NVFS
devices, regardless of any bugs. By doing that, you are causing the
shuffling of memory more frequently than would otherwise occur. This
shuffling of memory would cause more rewrites to the same blocks in the
flash,
I understand that Brandon's example is illustrative of a technique and not
intended to show the absolute best way to solve a problem. However, I also
would like to show that there are other ways to solve the particular problem
he uses in his example. As he said in his first response: I'd really
Ok the point is: if I am overriding the function f(), why is the
Base::f() called instead of Derived::f()???
Because you're not declaring f() as virtual.
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From: Evan Ovadia (Verdagon)
Sent: Sunday, January 16, 2005 6:41 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Managed Make 68k Project - Out of space!?
Hey everyone. Since my previous version was getting
uncontrollably confusing (I couldn't find out which sections
were overflowing), I decided
From: Stadin, Benjamin
Sent: Friday, January 14, 2005 7:06 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Unable to Run PODS 1.1 Integrated Debugger - WORKING!!!
I'm sure it was VMWare (the network driver of it)on your
system, this would confirm my theory.
I'm not so sure about this. I
On Jan 9, 2005, at 9:26 PM, Curtis Cameron wrote:
...I think the compiler warning that really solved the problem was
when it found two times in MainFormHandleEvent() when I simply used
return instead of return handled. I was surprised to learn that
you have to enable all warnings to see
After you edit your resources, try refreshing your workspace. That
should cause the IDE to pick up on the new modification dates on your
files.
I thought that the latest Eclipse IDE made this automatic, but
apparently not.
-- Keith
On Dec 29, 2004, at 10:38 AM, Gary wrote:
I noted that too
On Dec 22, 2004, at 1:21 AM, A.Kazantsev wrote:
I participated in the Palm OS Developer Program for three years as a
member. Today I was not able to login to
https://www.developerpavilion.com/palmos/ to continue downloading
stuff postponed yesterday. It responded with something new: There is
On Dec 20, 2004, at 11:45 PM, Logan Shaw wrote:
Evan Ovadia (Verdagon) wrote:
struct MyColorType
{
UInt8 index, r, g, b;
};
:
:
and it works fine! That
struct is identical to the
RGBColorType.
[ First of all, please set your e-mail client to wrap lines at
something like 70 columns. It's
On Dec 21, 2004, at 12:11 AM, Ashutosh Kumar wrote:
I am using netlib to communicate with a web service which accepts
and
reutnr data in xml.i need to parse the xml data which the service
returns and comsume it.but there is no xml support for palm.
Where can I get a xml library,albeit
Thomas,
As Logan mentioned, running your application under the Palm OS Emulator
will tell you when your application overflows the stack and (if
possible) even when it's close to overflowing the stack. When you get
such a message from the Emulator, it will include a partial stack
trace, showing
. Doesn't say if they're
actually still working on it or if they dropped it.
Sounds like an old annoucement. Where does it say this? I don't see it on
http://www.palmos.com/dev/tools/emulator/.
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calling the last memcpy(buf, SARbuf,
s); // = Problem is here. I even tried StrCopy since buf
is a char*.
Thanks,
Donald
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MemPtrResize (buf, sizeof(SARbuf));
memcpy(buf, SARbuf, s); // = Problem is here
Since
MemPtrResize (buf, sizeof(SARbuf));
memcpy(buf, SARbuf, s); // = Problem is here
Since SARbuf is a char*, sizeof(SARbuf) is 4, leading to the size of buf
being 4. Is that what you want?
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://www.escribe.com/computing/pcpef/index.html and searching for
InsPtEnable.
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Next to the C/C++ tab should be something like a Resource Navigator
tab. This presents a slightly different view of your workspace. It
will show to you your closed projects, which will allow you to select
and open them.
-- Keith Rollin
On Nov 11, 2004, at 12:20 PM, Jason Mader wrote:
Ok I
, but to
encourage that, it would help to offer your opinion nicely, instead of
accusing PalmSource of malice against its own developers and partners.
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is that with lots to do and few people to do it, some
projects will get prioritized a little lower that developers would like
to see.
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Function Prototypes). :-)
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Subject: Am I missing something?
Am I allowed to pass
the memory location reported in the error
message is 0x510 bytes below the stack pointer, which might be
explained by a conveniently-sized 1K buffer in there somewhere.
The OP has since reported that he's fixed the problem, but I don't
understand his explanation.
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).
They try out PODS 1.1. If you don't like it:
* Uninstall PODS 1.1.
* Replace the Workspace directory in the PODS folder with the one you'd
backed up before
* Install PODS 1.0.
That should bring you back to the way you were before.
-- Keith Rollin
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On Oct 1, 2004
Palm OS Emulator has an option to do this.
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On Sep 22, 2004, at 11:38 AM, matt apt wrote:
Has anyone seen an application for 4.x or 5.x that will log all of the
OS system calls that are made?
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, .bss.i.0, .bss.j.1 (and the
linker has to work much harder). Dropping entire sections is a much
more practical operation than hacking around inside them.
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Todd,
Do you have a firewall setup that would prevent the communication over port 2000?
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. But try to use WinGetBounds if it exists.
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may be considered ugly, but it *is* about the best
solution when striving for compiler compatibility. Or you could work towards removing
the assumption that enums are ints from your code, but that's probably a lot more
problematic.
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There are several listed on my Development Tools page at:
http://flippinbits.com/twiki/bin/view/Main/DevelopmentToolsList
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of the base CDT
functionality. We've got a request in to the core CDT team to see
about fixing this (if it hasn't already been done for CDT 2.0 -- I
haven't checked yet).
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On Aug 16, 2004, at 2:39 AM, kcorey wrote:
Hi All,
Likely a silly question, but in PODS
for
possible identification, and (e) is good enough (hopefully, merely
identifying the leaking function is sufficient for determining the
reason for the leak).
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On Aug 13, 2004, at 7:17 PM, Krzysztof Kowalczyk wrote:
On Fri, 13 Aug 2004 21:31:28 -
community. Heck, IBM even had to create a separate
entity (the Eclipse Consortium) for Eclipse.
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At 1:38 AM + 7/20/04, Roel Wijmans wrote:
This has probably been asked a million times before, but since i
can't find much info on this topic, i would appreciate peoples
opinion on using ANSI C vs C++.
I'm using ANSI C at the moment for my apps, but am noticing a lot of
references to C++
Personally, I'd just use:
audio_setup_destination = audio_setup_source;
The above takes up about the same amount of object code as calling
MemMove (14 for MemMove vs. 20 bytes in this particular case), is
faster since you avoid the overhead of a system function call, and is
more
that there is an ARM-native implementation of MemMove, and
if you copy enough bytes this faster implementation will overcome the
overhead.
Thanks,
Ted Peters
On Jul 16, 2004, at 11:15 AM, Keith Rollin wrote:
Personally, I'd just use:
audio_setup_destination = audio_setup_source
At 11:46 PM -0400 6/16/04, Luc Le Blanc wrote:
I consecutively allocate 3 chunks of 10-50Kb each. In order to be able
to resize them when need arises, I use handles. When I later resize one
of them, thinking for small devices with little heap, should I unlock
the other adjacent chunks to give more
debugging, so Mike must be using an older version of
PODS.
As suggested, Mike should update his installation.
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running? I think that there was a problem with
recursive mutexes when running on Posix platforms. If that's your
deal, we can look into it further.
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You could probably merge things by hand, but that would be an unsupported
configuration. We not only provide our own plug-ins and command-line tools, but we
also provide patched Eclipse/CDT plug-ins. Mixing and matching components is probably
just asking for problems.
-- Keith Rollin
At 2:42 PM +0530 5/21/04, Saurabh Agarwal wrote:
Is pilot.programmer at news.superwaba.net still down? I am not able to
connect the server.
The home page (http://www.superwaba.com.br) says that it will be
down for two weeks as they transfer to a different server.
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At 10:40 AM -0300 5/19/04, Zechner Christian wrote:
Hello!
I allocate memory with the 'new' operator.
For example:
Char *p;
p= new char[1024*1024];
And I haven't problems.
But I don't allocate chunk memory, and I allocate more than 64KB.
Is it correct?
Why can I allocate more than 64Kb?
I don't
At 6:08 PM +0200 5/17/04, zze-URIA RECIO Pedro FTRD/DMR/ISS wrote:
Do you know any XML library for Palm?
You might want to visit and bookmark the following page of
programming resources:
http://flippinbits.com/twiki/bin/view/Main/DevelopmentToolsList
See also:
http://flippinbits.com/palmdevfaq
PODS invokes the first make application that it finds on your $PATH variable. It
looks like you have a different make application than what PODS is expecting (PODS is
expecting GNU make, while you have a version of make from Inprise). Is that something
you have control over?
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At 10:18 PM -0600 5/1/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Keith!
I'll subscribe to the emulator-forum. Do you know the thread name that
talked about that?
Just go to escribe.com and search emulator-forum for getprotobyname:
http://www.escribe.com/computing/pcpef/search.html?query=getprotobyname
At 4:01 PM -0400 5/2/04, Luc Le Blanc wrote:
A user reported a crash with a specific PDB and my application. Loading
his PDB with POSE, I get an alert HwrInterrupts.c, line 794. Low
memory checksum fail. I assume this means I'm writing at location 0
(?). How can I tell at what moment (line) my
Ah, you said the magic word: getprotobyname. We just covered this a
few days ago on emulator-forum. Another developer was having the
same problem. At that time, I searched the Web and found an
indication that at least one virus - QHosts - would cause
getprotobyname to fail with the error
Are you running a firewall that might prevent the use of port 2000?
I searched the gdb sources for operation not permitted, not permitted, and
operation not, and found matches only for the last search string. However, it was
part of messages like operation not applicable. Have you reported
At 1:28 PM -0400 4/29/04, Ornstein, Adam wrote:
Shouldn't the gremlin horde restart after it discovers memory leaks?
It's not designed to do that, but it's an interesting idea.
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test your application under the Palm OS Emulator, try
doing that, as it will detect such incorrect memory accesses at the
point they occur and give you a better error message.
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At 5:50 PM +0800 4/23/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings.
Just to add
Joe,
This is a generic C programming question. It is not specific to Palm OS or its
development tools, so you should probably post questions like this in a how to
program in C forum.
In short, static structs (that is, those created as global variables or as statics
local to a function) have
At 10:16 PM -0800 3/27/04, joe bloggs wrote:
So in future, would I be safe assuming that if C does
something a certain way, the same will hold true on
the Palm platform?
Yes and no. There are aspects of C where the behavior is defined to
be consistent across all platforms, aspects where the
with Palm OS 3.0
that was fixed in later OS versions.
This is indeed the case. Typically, Poser knows about Palm OS leaks
and hides them from the report. However, I didn't know about this
particular leak in time to hide it in Poser 3.5, and so it doesn't
get hidden.
-- Keith Rollin
I'm not sure what this means with regards to what's in Cobalt and what's planned, but
see announcements like:
http://www.tmcnet.com/usubmit/2004/Mar/1025445.htm
http://tinyurl.com/2rr6x
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At 1:22 PM -0600 3/20/04, Ben Combee wrote:
At 04:16 AM 3/20/2004, you wrote:
I install the .prc into the palm device,and run it .
It crash,and give the following information:
Emul68KMain.c,Line:403,illegalinstruction 2FE1 at address 20060006.
What does mean it?
It means your code tried to run an
At 8:04 AM -0800 3/8/04, Dave Carrigan wrote:
On Mon, Mar 08, 2004 at 08:18:35AM +, Thu Zar Thein wrote:
I couldn't emulate Network Hotsync with Palm OS
Emulator.
Make sure network hotsync is enabled in the Setup dialog (right click
the hotsync icon and choose setup).
Dave,
In the part
, and releases the mutex. The
only difference comes in when the lock count is incremented to 15, at
which time the OS will display the chunk over locked error message.
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IIRC, yes, it does work. At least for 5.2 and 5.3; I haven't tested with 5.0.
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At 5:33 AM -0800 3/3/04, Mike McCollister wrote:
Thanks. Will it work with PalmSim 5.0?
--- Keith Rollin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
See the section in the release notes labelled Debugging 68K Applications
just the first few chapters of the Porting
Apps to Cobalt PDF that's in the Cobalt docs.
After that, I for one would be interested in hearing what
difficulties you see facing, and why you feel they're so
insurmountable.
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) and not breadth, we don't yet have a
schedule for other platforms.
But, as the PODS FAQ[1] says, contact us if you want to help out on
those other platforms. :-)
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[1] http://www.palmos.com/dev/tools/dev_suite_faq.html
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on anyone's part.
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Ben posted in another thread that he'll be addressing this in the
form of articles and samples. I'm not sure what his timeline is for
providing these, but considering that this is his second day of work
here, I wouldn't expect that it would be before, say, this afternoon.
:-)
-- Keith Rollin
What version of PalmSim are you running, what kind of application are
you building and trying to debug, and how did you configure your
Launch Configuration?
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At 10:34 AM -0800 3/2/04, Mike McCollister wrote:
Ben,
I am running the one with PODS
)
Arguments is -preferredLocale:enUS
Mike
--- Keith Rollin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What version of PalmSim are you running, what kind of
application are
you building and trying to debug, and how did you configure your
Launch Configuration?
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PODS. Is it
possible that your cygwin\bin directory is not in your $PATH
variable? Bring up your System control panel, click on the Advanced
Tab, click on the Environment Variables button, and check the $PATH
variables, both for the user and the system.
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At 10:18 AM + 2/28/04, Ralf Zimmermann wrote:
2) The installation of PODS has changed the path of /PalmDev inside
the cygwin console from (in my case)
D:\PalmDev\
to
C:\Program Files\PalmSource\Palm OS Developer Suite\
You might want to change this.
It appears that you have
At 3:39 PM -0500 3/1/04, Regis St-Gelais wrote:
David Zimmerman [EMAIL PROTECTED] a Ècrit dans le message de
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am getting an error when trying to run the new simulator...
A required .DLL file, DBGHELP.DLL was not found.
Here is a copy of the answer that Keith Rollin
, PACE needs to be running. PACE is only running if a 68K
application is running. DevNub is a handy 68K application, so
running it forces PACE to run, allowing a 68K debugger to connect.
This is an awkward state of affairs that we hope to fix in an upcoming PODS.
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standard and amenable to other tools.
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were very open
about our direction and upcoming releases at the PalmSource
conference, which has continued through to answering questions on
this and other forums.
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At 7:28 PM +0100 3/1/04, John Marshall wrote:
Using uint32_t etc, which are defined by the C99 language
standard, means that all C programmers [1] can share a common vocabulary.
...
[1] potentially; certainly all C99 programmers
Hmmm...I use the top-level Enterprise Edition of Microsoft Visual
in the editor or
compiler is sad. We just didn't have time to get in all of the nice features.
Hopefully, it will return in a future version.)
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in the
PODS FAQ (http://www.palmos.com/dev/tools/dev_suite_faq.html).
Also keep in mind David Desrosiers threats to get wine to a state
sufficient to run PalmSim on Linux. :-)
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At 5:36 PM -0700 3/1/04, Brad Figler wrote:
Keith Rollin wrote:
In what way are we not being open? I thought that we were very
open about our direction and upcoming releases at the PalmSource
conference, which has continued through to answering questions on
this and other forums.
Microsoft
At 9:27 PM -0500 2/26/04, David A. Desrosiers wrote:
Maybe it's not legal someone make a mirror of that, but I have to
ask or I'll end up trying weeks to download it.
Keith (if you're reading this), would a publically accessible
redistribution point be allowed for providing alternate
Try -preferredLocale:frFR.
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Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 12:07 PM
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Subject: Re: New Palm OS developer tools available for download
Is it possible
I believe that you're correct about the registry entries. However, unless you have a
reason not to, I suggest using the Custom part of the installer to install everything
*but* Cygwin. That way, you can just continue to use your current installation.
That's what I do.
-- Keith
installation?
Keith Rollin wrote:
I believe that you're correct about the registry entries. However,
unless you have a reason not to, I suggest using the Custom part of
the installer to install everything *but* Cygwin. That way, you can
just continue to use your current installation
to make it
easy for them. Later, we'll support the Eclipse mechanism for
providing updates. This would mean that you would have to have first
installed Eclipse and CDT/cygwin yourself. But after that, you could
download just the PalmSource-specific pieces.
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uses more than just the prc-tools.
It uses other tools that come with cygwin, such as the x86 compiler
and debugger.
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that wraps everything
up so that you don't have to worry about the details. Anyone not
paying attention to this thread wouldn't even know that cygwin was
involved!
Currently, you *do* have to know about makefiles, but that's slated
to be fixed for PODS 1.0.
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) does not have that problem
if you go through the custom installation path.
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of binutils that gcc
and gdb rely on.
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At 6:59 PM +0100 2/19/04, Ton van Overbeek wrote:
Like so many others I am still waiting for the 250MB developer
suite. Since m68k-palmos-gdb modified by Keith Rollin is available
in the suite, I am wondering if PalmSource has added support for USB
debugging for 68K apps. This is one
At 3:28 PM -0500 2/19/04, David A. Desrosiers wrote:
And for the unitiated, what exactly is PODS?
Please see the subject of this thread. :-)
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There is a further problem in that development is still often
perceived
too hard as there isn't a nice, standard framework to use,
but that's a
different issue :-)
You mean like a C++ class framework? There are several, including POL that comes with
CodeWarrior. I list several others
At 1:01 PM -0700 2/18/04, Brad Figler wrote:
So, uh, how about the new developer suite. Is it available yet?
There are some logistical issues being worked out, related to the
fact that the download is 250MB, and there are 300,000 developers who
may want it (not counting Aaron and David). :-)
At 5:29 PM + 2/18/04, Jim Cooper wrote:
It's not clear to me what a complete install of cygwin will do to things
I've already installed either.
Nothing. Cygwin installs some files (completely within its own
directory hierarchy), and adds something like 4 registry entries.
See the Cygwin FAQ
in my new job is convinced that the PalmOS is doomed, purely
because of that, and it's a common perception. Misguided perhaps (I
hope!), but still common.
I know all about your boss. Scott Adams emails me a comic strip
about him every day. :-)
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Sorry for not responding earlier. I missed the first message, but saw the follow up.
It looks here like a classic case where parameters passed to functions are not cleaned
up from the stack when the called function returns. This is a typical C/C++
optimization (defer stack cleanup until
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Faherty
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2004 4:26 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Palm OS Developer Su?te - Now Available ?
Will we be able to just add a URL to the regular cygwin.com
installer to
install the
: Palm OS Developer Suíte - Now Available ?
At 06:23 PM 2/18/2004, you wrote:
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There are some logistical issues being worked out, related to the
fact that the download is 250MB, and there are 300,000
developers who
. It returns 100 on the
Emulator (despite very good suggestions that it return a value tuned
to the running speed of the host computer's processors...).
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At 7:01 PM + 2/16/04, Jim Cooper wrote:
Just keep in mind that our Palm OS Developer Suite installer *will*
try to install cygwin as part of it's default installation.
Jeez, cygwin! Now there's a tool only a C programmer would think is a
good thing :-) It's a bit, well, 1970's, isn't it?
/tools/dev_suite_faq.html
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of your files, and you should be done.
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OS Developer Suite installer *will*
try to install cygwin as part of it's default installation. If you
don't want that (and you don't), then use the custom installation
procedure and turn off the cygwin option.
-- Keith Rollin
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for building x86 code for PalmSim DLLs.
pacc: PalmSource Arm compiler, used for building ARM applications.
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and cdt is the Palm Developer Suite based on ?
Eclipse 2.1.2 and CDT 1.2 (1.2.1 was too early in development to use).
P.S. Now I believe I know where I can find Keith's changes to
m68k-palmos-gdb ...
Yep!
-- Keith Rollin
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At 10:58 AM + 2/12/04, kcorey wrote:
On Thu, 2004-02-12 at 08:42, Laurens wrote:
When I first heard the news of this suite I assumed that it would
use PRC Tools in combination with CDT. However, the above-mentioned
press release says that the Palm OS Developer Suite is a new tool
chain from
If you do that, I'd recommend putting up a Web page that contains the links, instead
of providing the links directly to the files. That way, people can go to the page to
get the latest versions, instead of having to futz with broken links all the time.
-- Keith
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