I have the Magellan GPS Companion -- which I purchased only because I found
an open-box version at Best Buy for approximately $100. There are a couple
of nitpicky things that I don't like about it; but nothing that can't be
solved by spending a few bucks on some software.
Also - GPS Companion
Has anyone written a Standard IO App Provider? (as mentioned in Chapter 13
of the PalmOS Companion vol 1).
I'm going to develop some Standard IO apps for debugging in a much bigger
project, and couldn't find a provider!
- Max
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AWESOME!!!
Thanks a bunch for your help!
- Max
On Mon, 3 Dec 2001, John Marshall wrote:
> On Sun, Dec 02, 2001 at 11:29:33AM -0800, Max Campos wrote:
> > I'm going to develop some Standard IO apps for debugging in a much bigger
> > project, and couldn't find a provid
Believe it or not, for the last few weeks i've actually started working on
porting OpenSSL (which includes RSA as well as many many other algorithms)
to the Palm. Currently all of the tests pass, except for the SSL
test. The code is currently not in any form that is distributable right
now;
I'm porting a rather large application by PalmOS standards -- it has
_thousands_ of methods, and approximately 450 source *.c files.
Well, i've split it into 18 segments, none of which is codewarrior
complaining that is too big, but I get the following error messages:
__RuntimeModule__: Near d
On Mon, 7 Jan 2002, Ben Combee wrote:
> > I'm porting a rather large application by PalmOS standards -- it has
> > _thousands_ of methods, and approximately 450 source *.c files.
>
> Are these true C source files or C++ files?
They are true C source files, the C++ compiler is turned off.
> Rig
Try using a program called pz (not to be confused with pzip) available on
PalmGear for free. It includes a perl script to convert zip files into pz
files, which you can then hotsync to the device, and unzip using either
the full pz app, or the bundled unzip-only app.
- Max
On Thu, 10 Jan 2002,
FYI - I have that exact combination and they work great together. I've
also used the Xircom with one of the Compaq access points at work, again
w/o trouble.
Just so you know, the Xircom card is _REALLY_ slow. I think it's
theoretical maximum is only about 100KB per second, though in practice
Forgive me if I'm stating the obvious, but...
If you are trying to connect wirelessly using the Palm VII's Palm.Net
wireless service (ie. the wireless access built in), then _no_ it doesn't
support NetLib. The Palm.Net service can _only_ use the trimmed down
INetLib calls, not the NetLib ones.
Marc,
Net.Lib is based off of Berkeley Sockets, which is by far the most
standard socket library in the world. You might want to look for a
tutorial on Berkeley sockets, if you cannot find a Palm specific one. The
APIs are basically identical (and are _literally_ identical if you follow
Is it possible to create a static library that is compatible both with GCC
as well as CodeWarrior?
I realize you can do this with a shared library, but I really need to keep
it static.
- Max
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Is there any way at all to run the CodeWarrior compiler/linker via
commandline?
I'd really much rather work with makefiles than codewarrior projects.
I've run into a number of issues with codewarrior for my particular
project.
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Here are the issues, if you're curious -- but note that a
Thanks for the information. I've used cmdide before, but was hoping that
maybe there was something I didn't know regarding using a commandline
compiler/linker. ah well... :)
On Fri, 22 Mar 2002, Ben Combee wrote:
> > 2) I have so many targets that keeping the compile settings for each
> > proj
Yeah, just look at cmdide /?; it's in your bin directory.
- Max
On Fri, 22 Mar 2002, Carl Smith wrote:
> Does anyone know of a way to do a command line build of Codewarrior in
> Windows enviroment? I know they have examples of doing it in VB, Perl and
> etc. but I was wondering if it can be don
In short:
No, they're not -- unless you're willing to do a tremendous amount of
complicated hacking.
On Thu, 11 Apr 2002, Dinesh Kumar wrote:
> I want to know if background Applications run in palmOS
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Well, seeing as:
- Not a single OS 5 device has shipped yet (nor has the non-prerelease
SDK or emulator for that matter!)
- Even after they do ship, they won't be come the norm for another few
years (Note that the Treo, which won best of comdex, and was just
released runs OS 3.5 for pete's sa
Whenever I launch CodeWarrior 8 (8.3 included -- even after fresh
installing 8) under MacOS 10.2 "jaguar", I get the following error:
"Could not find post-linker "PalmRez Post Linker" for target ."
When I turn on plugin-debugging, i get the following error:
Error: An error occurred while
Augus,
The error messages I mentioned happen on CW's startup; even before
opening a specific project. If I use the PalmOS Application wizard to
create a brand new application, then after clicking "Finish" then I
will get "Generic Error 32770. An unknown error has occurred"; i'll
get
That did it, thanks a bunch Ben.
- Max
On Monday, August 19, 2002, at 09:37 am, Ben Combee wrote:
> At 08:07 AM 8/19/2002 -0700, you wrote:
>> Whenever I launch CodeWarrior 8 (8.3 included -- even after fresh
>> installing 8) under MacOS 10.2 "jaguar", I get the following error:
>>
>> "Could n
I think the general rule of thumb is that if the device is firmware
upgradeable then it will likely have an unique ID that you can get.
(so most palms do, but most Handsprings don't). Often people use this
ID as a basis for their serial number schemes, etc.
Take a look at the Palm OS Compani
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