I need to write an app that is IrDA compliant and would like to start with
an IR Libary.
Does Code Warrior come with the IR Library?
Or, does one have to download it?
Thanks,
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Not sure which Code Warrior Question this was in reference to but if it
was mine, yes is need. The company I work for is already committed to
using Code Warrior. I just wanted to know if there was anything else
besides Code Warrior, iteself, that must be purchased.
He said it is the only
I have been using the prc-tools for development of Palm applications. The
company that I work for wants me to write an application for them. They
wish me to use CodeWarrior.
My question is...
Is the software, listed in the link below, the only thing that must be
purchased to develop a simple
With my prc-tools setup, I have a propietary agreement with Palm, in order
to gain access to the Debug ROMs, etc.
Do I still need an agreement, for anything, or does Code Warriro come with
everything needed? Does Code Warrior have a debugger and does it have all
the necessary ROMs as part of
With my prc-tools setup, I have a propietary agreement with
Palm, in order
to gain access to the Debug ROMs, etc.
Do I still need an agreement, for anything, or does Code
Warriro come with
everything needed? Does Code Warrior have a debugger and
does it have all
the necessary ROMs as
Several questions about IrDA support.
There are many levels (protocols) that make up the IrDA specification.
There is the Physical Layer (PHY), the Link Access Protocol (IrLAP), the
Link Management Protocol (IrLMP) and many more.
How much of the IrDA specification is already in the Palm?
I
I have not used Code Warrior. I'm thinking about switching from GCC to
Code Warrior for use with an application that will take advantage of the
larger display on the Clie.
Does Code Warrior have a WYSIWYG capability for placing objects that
matches the larger screen of the the Clie and other
How am I misunderstanding? The clie N70-V is 320 x 480. It is not square
(160 x 160). It has a taller drawing area and is higher resolution (think
I mentioned that that is what I was interested in). Seems larger to me.
The point of my question is to be able to put objects anywhere on the
Interesting... let me see if I understand this...
Even though the Clie N70-V has a screen resolution of 320 x 480 any
controls that I place (button, field, lists, etc) must be placed as though
it is in a 160x160 screen?
Ex: Say I have a button that is 15 x 20 placed on a form (upper left at
I am using PRC-Tools as well as pilrc. I'd prefer to stick with that, if
I can make my applications take advantage of the higher screen
resolutions. The only problem I'd have (I think) is having a WYSIWIG that
I have with my current system. But I guess I could live with that, if I
have to.
So,
It helps a lot. It's depressing, but it helps. Seems after all these
years, we'd be beyond the 160x160 mode.
Anyway, I have one more question based on something you said.
Sony doesn't have any equivalent of OS5's high-density bitmap families, so
all bitmaps drawn for you by the system are
I have been using it with PRC-TOOLS for the past two years. It is a great
program.
However, I have not used PilotMag for running the example programs. I
suspect that you have to create a new project and import the resources
into PilotMag.
Hi,
I'm new to Palm programming and this list -- is
On Wed, Mar 27, 2002 at 07:08:55AM -0800, Mike Davis wrote:
I reinstalled the full cygwin, in directory c:\cygwin.
I had already installed the prc-tools, in c:\PalmDev.
This is the source of this problem
I assume you mean I must reinstall prc-tools after cygwin. As you see in
the post, I
On Wed, 27 Mar 2002, Mike Davis wrote:
maybe you should fork out some $$$ and get codewarrior if you are
not capable of using open-source software :) you get what you pay
for.
I resent that comment. But you are free to think what you like.
and you are free to help write
On Thu, 28 Mar 2002, John Marshall wrote:
5) Used the setup program from the cygwin site, per the
instructions, and used the http://prc-tools.sourceforge.net/install
as the source. Specified c:\PalmDev as the install path.
As I said,
WHEN YOU RERUN SETUP.EXE, *DON'T* CHANGE THE
On Thu, 28 Mar 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Then, STEP 4 very clearly says to create c:\PalmDev for the other
development material. Nowhere does it say that I should not install
prc- tools in a different directory from cygwin. If that is a
requirement that the directory be the same as
On Thu, 28 Mar 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sdk installation != prc-tools installation.
The instructions say, Palm OS SDKs and other Palm OS development
material. Some of us do know that SDK != prc-tools. But please note
that other development material is also stated and may be meaning
That is exactly what I did with two exceptions.
1) I installed the prc-tools in c:\PalmDev since there was no instruction
to keep defaults or make sure that it was stalled in c:\cgywin and since it
appeared that the instructions were suggesting that I do so.
2) I left the pilrc checked.
Other
A follow-up:
I installed the new cygwin setup from the internet. This was for a Windows
system. The last step crashed where it says creat icon and add to start
menu. Is that critical? Happens when I install prc-tools as well.
Also, in the older version that I used to use (b20 and original
Thanks for the answeres to questions above that have been snipped.
Is there a good description for setting all this up, as if I was
doing it for the first time? Where?
Where have you looked? Have you tried searching for prc-tools on
Google and clicking on any of links on the first page of
I posted a response to John's question about what is needed, if anything.
Let me give an example of part of a problem I am having. This is not
directly related to my questions in another thread.
I have tried installing the latest CGYWIN and PRC-TOOLS. Actually, I have
installed them.
On Wed, Mar 27, 2002 at 02:34:17PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Then, I copied my SDK3.5 to the PalmDev folder (on a Win98 system).
My directory structure is:
[...]
c:\PalmDev\SDK3.5 (for the SDK)
Did you read the installation instructions that came with this SDK?
Yes!
Have you read
On Wed, Mar 27, 2002 at 04:31:23PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snipped
Have you read any of the messages in the archives of this mailing
list from a year or two back pertaining to installing the 3.5 SDK for
use with prc-tools?
Yes!
Because it's you, I'll just tell you which one to
Ok, I guess I'm going to have to get working on converting my apps to the
newer versions. A couple of quick questions first.
Currently I am only developing using GCC and PRC-Tools and with SDK for OS
version 3.5 (I think).
1) Which is the first OS version that will be require a different
Thanks for the answers. I'm still going to migrate but this is a real load
off of my mine.
Thanks,
Mike
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1) Which is the first OS version that will be require a different
compile for each CPU?
If there is one, it's off in the distant future. Certainly Palm OS 5
say that the OS5 preview tools are available for download at
www.palmos.com ... but I can't find them. does anybody know where
they are?
I don't think it says that at all.
An early seeding program for developers is underway with downloads
available at www.palmos.com.
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