(search it at PalmGear).
(Btw DotDotV2 is in the SDK 4 examples)
- I gave up trying USB debugging on M500 and started using a
serial cable...
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24107 * 24 * 3600 == 2082844800
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bet my pants that using `start' in a program is
safe, since the `start' in crt0.o should be `_start' actually.
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On Thu, Jan 23, 2003 at 10:45:37AM +0100, Marco Pantaleoni wrote:
By the way, I'd bet my pants that using `start' in a program is
safe, since the `start' in crt0.o should be `_start' actually.
I guess I've losed my pants...
By doing:
$ pwd
/usr/local/palmos/m68k-palmos/lib
$ m68k
access at run-time to the structure
of objects, can provide both types of copy.
Answering to your original question, MemMove() performs a shallow
copy, exactly like the assignment operator.
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On Mon, Oct 28, 2002 at 04:20:26PM -0500, Dave Lippincott wrote:
I have 3.5 and 5.0 installed on different systems and its on both.
FWIW, I have it on 3.5, but not in 4.0 (directory Examples/RockMusic).
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TimeDateE.hours = 15;
TimeDateE.hours = 00;
I guess that you meant minutes here on the second statement.
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parameter to AlmSetAlarm(), right?
Thanks a lot!
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are wandering...
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, thinking in terms of characters could be somewhat misleading: maybe
symbols could be a better choice. Just a guess though, I don't know
anything about compression.
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Then you can switch to the windows box to compile with Codewarrior
(or you can even use VNC to do that remotely).
Or just switch to prc-tools and do everything from unix :-)
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in memory the index
record and use binary search to find the proper record index.
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a record in your primary DB to store record indexes stored after
^^
sorted
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protocol (tftp, HTTP, roll-your-own,
...).
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, even if I never used these.
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arrows are not
redrawn correctly, then avoiding them altogether and
relying uniquely on the scrollbar could improve the
situation.
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friend here :-)
(Btw this list is PalmOS related...)
But if you have more specific questions about code optimization, possibly
inherent to PalmOS programming, don't hesitate to ask.
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the sources, I don't :-)
But scrolling works fine nevertheless.
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two clauses.
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in this case, and considering each test equalli expensive, it's convenient
s/equalli/equally/
to order them from the one with the lowest probability (the one which
will evaluate to a false logical value most frequently
StrCopy() (or strcpy())!
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It's called short circuit evaluation, and it's mandatory in C for
every compiler (for logical binary operators).
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, tempcharstar ? tempcharstar : );
(FWIW I'm slightly partial to the latter, since it's more concise
and, at least in my opinion, clearer).
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O(n logn). Hash tables have a O(1) common case, but fall to O(n) in
O(logn), not O(n logn), sorry.
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If this is not applicable, consider also using BMP, since it's quite
easy to write a bmp loader from scratch, and bmp is natively supported
on windows.
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to the publisher being restrictive..
I don't know the book nor the author, but I guess it would be fair to
read the book (not the reviews) before criticizing it in any way.
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guess though...
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references)
cutils (many C related utilities)
cscope (source browsing, usable from Emacs too)
And for pretty-printing:
cpost
a2ps
enscript
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for a missing prototype). Maybe you have a problem with linker settings.
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should set the seed to 0 and use 3 NUL bytes in unique IDs
present in record headers also.
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On Mon, Mar 04, 2002 at 12:01:39PM -0500, Brian Smith wrote:
On Mon, 4 Mar 2002, Marco Pantaleoni wrote:
You don't need to worry. As explained in the File Format Specification
document, you should set the seed to 0 and use 3 NUL bytes in unique IDs
present in record headers also
), and that the cabling is good.
(You can consult the Serial HOWTO for more info:
http://www.easysw.com/~mike/serial)
Hope this helps.
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, and to avoid any possible confusion.
Please, if you could share any further insight it would be very
appreciated!
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On Thu, Feb 21, 2002 at 07:29:23PM +0100, Marco Pantaleoni wrote:
DmOpenRef dbPrcP;
LocalID dbPrcID;
UInt16dbPrcCardNo;
UInt16attributes;
Err err = 0;
/* remove the PRC */
dbPrcP = DmOpenDatabaseByTypeCreator( 'appl', appCreator
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in range 0 - 255.
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? :-), and store those, or you can pack your data structure in
a single string, by separating fields with a separator character. The latter
solutions saves space but it is more complex to implement.
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UniqueID's are not guaranteed to remain constant across synchronizations,
but I could easily be wrong here. Read the specs.
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On Sat, Jan 26, 2002 at 06:33:32PM -0800, Dave Carrigan wrote:
Marco Pantaleoni [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Otherwise, as suggested by others, you can resort to #pragma to specify
packed structures, but this is not portable and I'd tend to consider
this one a bad programming practice.
I
structures.
The data description language could be XML or Scheme for example (my
vote would be for the latter, but YMMV).
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, but this is not portable and I'd tend to consider
this one a bad programming practice.
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(which
are implementation details).
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On Sat, Jan 26, 2002 at 04:39:05AM +0100, Marco Pantaleoni wrote:
You should really encode/decode your messages by manipulating
sequences of bytes / words / dwords as needed.
Remember also that when you encode/decode words and dwords in a way
that is intended to be portable between
with filenames already sorted. You could try to create files
without respecting an alphabetical order in case you are doing so now.
But I wouldn't be too optimistic.
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the code on your development platform
of choince (Unix, Win, ...) and then rewriting only the serial port
handling backend.
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for Earthmate from
DeLorme.
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