, assuming TCP/IP, an
IP address. In the case of your Ethernet device, the "base station" has the
MAC
address and is responsible for obtaining the IP address for the Palm.
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Peter Easton
Palm Developer Support
David Tribble wrote:
> Is it possible to use TCP/IP
Hi Raffaella,
I'm not sure exactly what your problem is. There is some sample code in the
SDK you can use called "NetSample".
Regards,
Peter Easton
Palm Developer Support
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm doing some fonctions for the TCP connection , but I have some T
Hi Andrew,
Palm devices support PPP, SLIP and CSLIP as network interfaces.
Regards,
Peter Easton
Palm Developer Support
Andrew Lathrop wrote:
> Playing with the export database function on the emulatore, i noticed that
> there is a SLIP NetIF database that can be exported. I am wonder
s far as I know, there is no way to mask this interrupt.
Regards,
Peter Easton
Pam Developer Support
Craig Allan Jeffree wrote:
> Hello all,
> I'm writing a virtual driver for the palm.
>
> I would like to find a way to capture the hotsync signal from the
> driver. Th
Hi Petrus,
Good luck using non-documented and non-supported API's!
It sounds like you might be better off using a virtual serial driver. Take a
look at knowledgebase article #1812 for some sample code.
Regards,
Peter Easton
Palm Developer Support
Petrus Wrangö wrote:
> I want
Hi!
If you're using 3.3 or later, try SrmOpen('ircm', ...) then SrmSend to send AT
commands. You'll be using IrCOMM, which is a virtual serial port running over
Ir.
Regards,
Peter Easton
Palm Developer Support
camille gatin wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> Does anybody kn
et battery information from the attachment.
Sorry it's not the answer you're looking for!
Regards,
Peter Easton
Palm Developer Support
Richard Anderson wrote:
> Anyone know how to do this. I can provide either a voltage or a simple
> digtal low battery warning. I cant find anyth
ee serial link that gets around these
problems.
Regards,
Peter Easton
Palm Developer Support
"Noah J. Ternullo" wrote:
> Howdy All,
> I am undertaking a project which requires me to utilize the Ir.
> port directly. I am simply transferring ascii data to the palm throu
DRINUSE
#define netErrQuietTimeNotElapsed (netErrorClass | 16) //EADDRINUSE
#define netErrInternal (netErrorClass | 17)
#define netErrTimeout (netErrorClass | 18) //ETIMEDOUT
.
The correct error is "netErrTimeout" and not "netErrNoInterfaces" because 0x12
= 18!!
Hope this helps,
Many thanks. Ben, your solution worked.
Peter
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Hi,
I've converted RSRC files to RCP and am trying to add these to my CW 9.3
project. I'm unable to add the resources in the main target beca
Hi,
I've converted RSRC files to RCP and am trying to add these to my CW 9.3
project. I'm unable to add the resources in the main target because I have too
many Access Paths defined (this issue is documented on this forum). I'm not
willing to flatten my project folder.
It seems like the best
sure that your code to load the shared
libraries from within your main app PRC is working well first.
Hope this helps someone.
Regards,
Peter
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Hi,
I've looked at the original thread describing th
Hi,
I've looked at the original thread describing the problem, and can't get this
to work. I built a PRC file (shared library) containing a single 'libr'
resource and linked this into my main app PRC file using the Palm OS 68K
linker. When debugging, I add the library PRC file to the "Other E
Hi,
The last 3 parameters to FrmCustomAlert are strings, so you should call it like
this:
FrmCustomAlert(FrmErrorAlert,"You", "", "");
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Hi,
I'm writing a game and I have MIDI sounds stored in the PRC file. I want to
generate WAV (PCM) sounds when the app starts using these MIDI sounds. I'll
gladly pay for some source code that does this.
The MIDI sounds play very well on Sony handhelds. I have WAV sounds that play
well on n
Hi Paul,
As far as I know, no OS 5 Simulator includes the Bluetooth library and other
Bluetooth files. My guess is that the same applies to the Treo 650 Simulator.
Regards,
Peter
http://www.whizoo.com
Contractor for hire (PalmSource Certified Developer)
Source code available for all apps
Bluet
Hi Gary,
Yes, you can do it yourself. I spent 2 weeks adding reg code support to my
apps, and a lot more time investigating what I should do, including speaking to
other developers to learn what the shortcoming in their systems were. The
result is my "RegCode" package, which I license to othe
PAC-MAN, Ms. PAC-MAN and Galaxian have just been released by Namco for the Palm
OS. They hold the license to these games.
http://www.handango.com/PlatformProductDetail.jsp?productId=142654
http://www.handango.com/PlatformProductDetail.jsp?productId=142655
http://www.handango.com/PlatformProductDe
Thanks Ben. That worked!
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Actually, how do I do this? If I add "#include target.h" in the RCP file, how
do make separate target.h files for each target? Do I put them in separate
folders and add unique project paths for each target? Are CW's paths passed to
PilRC?
Thanks,
Peter
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Hi Ben,
But in the included .H file, I can't use #if __ide_target("Debug"). This means
I have to create a separate .H file for each target. Am I right?
Pity! I really liked the elegance of "#if __ide_target".
Thanks,
Peter
"Peter Easton" <[EMAIL PRO
Hi,
I have a CW 9.3 project and I'd like to include resources based on the CW
target. For example, I'd like to have something like this in the RCP file:
#if __ide_target("Debug")
#define DEBUG
#endif
Is there a way to do this?
Regards,
Peter
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Very, very nice! This is a very elegant solution. Thanks!
Peter
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Hi,
I use this in one header-File:
#if __ide_target("Debug")
#define DEBUG
#endif
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Hi,
Creating a new CW project creates 2 targets: Debug and Release. How do I add
debugging code to the Debug target? Is there a symbol defined ("DEBUG"?) that
I use, or is it a matter of having one file (that defines "DEBUG") included in
one target and not in the other? What are my options?
Is there any way to create a compile-time library using GCC that CodeWarrior
can use? Is it theoretically possible?
Regards,
Peter
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Thanks Ben.
Digging deeper, my problems extend further. The function below exist in a ".s"
68K assembly file. How do I add these files to my project?
Peter
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I'm porting some code f
Hi,
I'm porting some code from GCC to CodeWarrior. How Do I handle function
definitions like this:
int Init(void *,void *,void *,void *,void *,void *,void *,void *,void *,void
*,void *,void *,void *,void *) __attribute__ ((section ("prog")));
void Main(void *) __attribute__ ((section ("prog"))
Hi,
I'm using CodeWarrior W 8.2 and I need an updated PilRC plugin that supports
GENERATEHEADER (added in PilRC 3.0). Does a newer version of the DLL exist
than is on Neil Rhodes web site?
Thanks,
Peter
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Hi Barry,
I do offer some "registration code" source code. If you search the web you can
probably find more.
http://www.whizoo.com/apps/regcode.php
Regards,
Peter
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Try something like this:
// Since this app's form is popped up, you cannot use FrmCloseAllForms to get
rid of it
// You can also not use FrmReturnToForm because the previous form is outside of
the context
// of this app. The solution is to do this all manually then, as it is shown
here.
// Keep
Hi Peter,
Bluetooth is documented in the "Palm OS Companion2.pdf" file.
Regards,
Peter
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Contractor for hire (PalmSource Certified Developer)
Source code available for all apps
Bluetooth Developer Kit for Palm OS
BtSerial Pro - Serial Port Client for Palm OS
BtSerial - Bluet
Hi Neil,
Nothing in your email is a likely cause of the crash. There must be some other
information that you haven't disclosed that is responsible. Procedural alarms
are only dangerous if you don't clear them when your app exits, and you haven't
locked your code resource. Opening and closing th
Hi Ben,
That is interesting. So the solution would be to handle this event (handled =
true) and generate a new keyDownEvent with data.keyDown.chr = '*'? I'd also
add a "signature" (like setting screenX to 0x) so that you know the event
should be ignored when it appears in your event handler
Hi,
I've used both my mobile phone (T68) and the Zoom modem. The Zoom Bluetooth
modem is awesome and only cost $75. I can't imagine using a sled/cabled modem
anymore. Another plus is that is works with all my BT handhelds no matter what
connector they use - something a sled/cable can't do.
Reg
Hi,
Try calling "EvtAddEventToQueue" instead of "FrmDispatchEvent".
Regards,
Peter
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Contractor for hire (PalmSource Certified Developer)
Source code available for all apps!!
BtSerial Pro - Serial Port Client for the Palm OS
BtSerial - Bluetooth Serial Port Client for the P
Hi Jan,
A very good question! The best way to handle this is to create your own
event queue and post a custom event when you add an event to this queue. In
your main form loop, when you receive this custom event you should retrieve the
BT event from your custom queue. Also in your main event lo
Hi Jan,
A very good question! The best way to handle this is to create your own
"event" queue and post a custom event when you add an event to this queue. In
your main form loop, when you receive this custom event you should retrieve the
BT event from your custom queue. Also in your main event
Hi,
I'm looking to receive some kind of compile-time notification if a structure
size isn't what I'd expect it to be. Something like:
#IF SIZEOF(MyStructType) != 100 DISPLAY "Oops, there's problem"
Thanks,
Peter
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Hi,
I've been independent for almost 2 years now. It was a good decision. My
income is less than the full-time job I gave up - but that's half the story. I
really love what I'm doing. I like all the challenges and the learning.
There's a huge learning curve when you first start out, and income
Hi Werner,
You should be able to use my BtSerial or BtSerial Pro applications to do this.
Connect to the GPS and receive data. Highlight the text received then cut &
paste in into Notepad. Do a HotSync and you'll have your data.
Both applications can display the data as Hex or Ascii.
Regards,
Hi,
I seem to remember that there is an app that lists all pending alarms for all
applications. Does anyone know what the app is called, and where I can get it
from?
Thanks,
Peter
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Hi Mike,
>>Does BT on the Palm not have the buffer delay bug?
No, the BT radio forwards packets to the Palm BT stack as soon as it receives
them. The Palm can ACK packets in less than 1 ms, and respond to inbound
packets in less than 2ms. In addition, Bluetooth offers higher bandwidth (up
to 723
Hi Mike,
Not meaning to belittle your problems, but have you considered moving your
hardware to use Bluetooth instead of RS-232? I'm sure there are RS-232 <-->
Bluetooth converters on the market as an interim step to integrating Bluetooth
into whatever you are connecting to. A few companies (lik
DRINUSE
#define netErrQuietTimeNotElapsed (netErrorClass | 16) //EADDRINUSE
#define netErrInternal (netErrorClass | 17)
#define netErrTimeout (netErrorClass | 18) //ETIMEDOUT
.
The correct error is "netErrTimeout" and not "netErrNoInterfaces" because 0x12
= 18!!
Hope this helps,
ee serial link that gets around these
problems.
Regards,
Peter Easton
Palm Developer Support
"Noah J. Ternullo" wrote:
> Howdy All,
> I am undertaking a project which requires me to utilize the Ir.
> port directly. I am simply transferring ascii data to the palm throu
et battery information from the attachment.
Sorry it's not the answer you're looking for!
Regards,
Peter Easton
Palm Developer Support
Richard Anderson wrote:
> Anyone know how to do this. I can provide either a voltage or a simple
> digtal low battery warning. I cant find anyth
Hi!
If you're using 3.3 or later, try SrmOpen('ircm', ...) then SrmSend to send AT
commands. You'll be using IrCOMM, which is a virtual serial port running over
Ir.
Regards,
Peter Easton
Palm Developer Support
camille gatin wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> Does anybody
for a username and password. In one case the
PPP server does, the second time it doesn't. This makes me think that the
Palm is authentication to 2 different PPP servers.
Regards,
Peter Easton
Palm Developer Support
David Tribble wrote:
> I'm glad to know that the login script gets pr
l. It probably needs further
configuration.
Regards,
Peter Easton
Palm Developer Support
David Tribble wrote:
> G'Day,
>
> I'm trying to use a wireless Ethernet connection as my serial connection
> between my Palm and a RAS server. The connection works with just a
>
Hi!
I agree with Greg. It would work using POSE, since NetLib calls are redirected to
your PC's TCP/IP stack.
Regards,
Peter Easton
Palm Developer Support
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
> is there any one that could explain why if I 'm setting the Socket option to
> netSo
Hi Carlos,
I suspect your server is configured to only accept one connection at a time.
This is often the case for sharware FTP servers, and might be what you're
seeing.
Regards,
Peter Easton
Palm Developer Support
DCU wrote:
> Rus,
>
> Thank you for your response. The error
Craig,
You app could handle the vchrHardCradle and vchrHardCradle2 keys to prevent the
HotSync app from running. You can't do this from a
virtual driver however.
Regards,
Peter Easton
Palm Developer Support
Craig Allan Jeffree wrote:
> Peter Easton wrote:
>
> > Hi C
Hi Patrick,
What is the scope of SerNum? It should be a global variable otherwise
its value will be lost between subsequent calls to your event handler.
Regards,
Peter Easton
Palm Developer Support
Patrick Ouellet wrote:
> Here's my code...
> Follow comment...
>
> cas
Hi Richard,
Does your app receive huge amounts of data? The OS is not very good at managing
CTS, which could be causing overflow. Are you checking for (and handling)
serial errors in your code?
If you're still having problems you might consider posting some source code.
Regards,
Hi Petrus,
Good luck using non-documented and non-supported API's!
It sounds like you might be better off using a virtual serial driver. Take a
look at knowledgebase article #1812 for some sample code.
Regards,
Peter Easton
Palm Developer Support
Petrus Wrangö wrote:
> I want
s far as I know, there is no way to mask this interrupt.
Regards,
Peter Easton
Pam Developer Support
Craig Allan Jeffree wrote:
> Hello all,
> I'm writing a virtual driver for the palm.
>
> I would like to find a way to capture the hotsync signal from the
> driver. Th
Hi Andrew,
Palm devices support PPP, SLIP and CSLIP as network interfaces.
Regards,
Peter Easton
Palm Developer Support
Andrew Lathrop wrote:
> Playing with the export database function on the emulatore, i noticed that
> there is a SLIP NetIF database that can be exported. I am wonder
Hi Raffaella,
I'm not sure exactly what your problem is. There is some sample code in the
SDK you can use called "NetSample".
Regards,
Peter Easton
Palm Developer Support
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm doing some fonctions for the TCP connection , but I have some T
, assuming TCP/IP, an
IP address. In the case of your Ethernet device, the "base station" has the
MAC
address and is responsible for obtaining the IP address for the Palm.
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Peter Easton
Palm Developer Support
David Tribble wrote:
> Is it possible to use TCP/IP
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