From: Rohit Kanwar@VASHI on 04/05/2001 12:35 PM
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Subject: Newbie: Using storage heap for temporary data ???
Hi,
Palm OS Companion, Chapter 2, page 31, bullet point #3, says:
"... consider using the storage heap for working with large amounts of temporary
Hi,
reposting this mail because it has been over 24 hours since I first sent it, and
I have still not received a copy of it.
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Hi,
Palm OS Companion, Chapter 2, page 31, bullet point
Hi,
Palm OS Companion, Chapter 2, page 31, bullet point #3, says:
"... consider using the storage heap for working with large amounts of
temporary data."
Can somebody please give me an algorithm/ pseudo-code of how this is done?
If you have some code snippet, that would be very useful.
Thanks
>> "... consider using the storage heap for working with large
>> amounts of temporary
>> data."
>>
>> Can somebody please give me an algorithm/ pseudo-code of how this is done?
>> If you have some code snippet, that would be very useful.
>>
> "The storage heap" refers to non-volatile memory.
Hi,
This will help:
See the "GCC Development Tools Release note" on
http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/tools/gcc/releases.html
"Applications with more than 32K of code supported via multiple code
resources. "
To solve this problem, see
http://prc-tools.sourceforge.net/doc/prc-
Hi Manikumar,
This method (at penright.com) only tells you how to extract *some* more space
for your app's code. In general, this will not allow you to write apps of
arbitrary size.
GCC provides a mechanism to distribute the code of large applications into
multiple code resources. You can refe
Hi,
I just wrote the mandatory Hello World app (my first), and compiled
successfully.
however, when I tried to install the app on the emulator, Pose returned this
error: "Could not install the PalmOS file 'HelloWorld.prc' because the PalmOS
error 0x021A (dmErrInvalidDatabaseName) occured.", an
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Depends on the tools you're using. In Codewarrior (since that's what I
use), set the prc file name, type and creator ID in the project preferences
Rohit
Wojtek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 05/15/2001 07:15:29 PM
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Hi,
For an application, I need to implement my own version of BmpGetBits, to be used
if the system version is older than 3.5 (3.3 etc.). As you know, this function
returns a pointer to the bimap's data even if the indirect bit is set.
Could somebody please clarify this:
What is the exact meani
Hi,
In my application, I want to be able to call WinScreenMode if the OS version is
3.5 or greater, and ScrDisplayMode if it is not.
However, ScrDisplayMode is not defined in SDK 3.5. So, should I :
(a) copy the appropriate header file (ScrDriver.h) from SDK 3.0 to one of the
current include
to
execute under OS 3.0 too. Is it possible in this case?
Regards,
- Rohit
Aaron Ardiri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 06/19/2001 01:21:26 PM
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Hi,
My application consists of several code segments. After some recent
changes, I am getting the well-known "relocation truncated to fit ..."
error. These error messages are for crt0.o (four times), libcrt.a (six
times), and libgcc.a (one time).
I thought that this meant the default code sectio
I would suggest that forget about your project right now. I guess you have
a few months on your hands before the project is due. First, get familiar
with the Palm OS environment.
Start with a book on PalmOS programming, and accompany that with the
standard documentation. "Palm Programming: The D
Hi,
For one of my applications, I explicitly specify a stach size of 10KB, and
it runs without any problems on all Palm devices, real or emulated.
However, it causes a "Stack Overflow" error on Pose sessions with a Sony
ROM (I don't have a real Sony device, or the devices/ROMs of other OEMs).
Th
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