Thanks all, I got my SDK 5.3 done finally. I modified each affected header
file #include x/y/z.h one by one :)
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Hi,
I have tried to unzip the SDK 5.3 (68K, Common palmOne_68k.h) to
'C:\Program Files\PalmSource\Palm OS
Alexander R. Pruss wrote:
Where does one get the Unix friendly ones?
I can send you what I do use (just contact me in priv).
It's basically the same SDK you can get from Palm website,
with all the errors I've spotted corrected (i.e. include
File.h, while file was file.h etc).
Regards,
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i reported this on pluggedinsite when 5.2 sdk was released, its 'nice' to see
how gladly they ignore problems developers have
Alexander R. Pruss wrote:
The latest Palm SDK is screwed up. Instead of doing:
#include x/y/z.h
they frequently do
#include z.h
Find all the missing files on
On 1/24/07, Michal Seliga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i reported this on pluggedinsite when 5.2 sdk was released, its 'nice' to see
how gladly they ignore problems developers have
you can download the unix friendly SDK headers.. just so you know.
the issue is that when John Marshall was laid
Aaron Ardiri wrote:
you can download the unix friendly SDK headers.. just so you know.
where? i wasn't able to find it... i tried using google but no luck
the issue is that when John Marshall was laid off from palmsource,
there was no-one there who gave a damn about the alternative SDK
Hi,
I have tried to unzip the SDK 5.3 (68K, Common palmOne_68k.h) to
'C:\Program Files\PalmSource\Palm OS Developer Suite\sdk-5r4\include' and I
got many errors when compiling my existing project. It said '.h: No such
file or directory'.
What is the right way to install the latest SDK?
The latest Palm SDK is screwed up. Instead of doing:
#include x/y/z.h
they frequently do
#include z.h
Find all the missing files on your disk (e.g., in Unix/cygwin go to the top of
the tree and run find . -name z.h -print) and add their directories to the
include search path for the compiler.
And to use it under OS X or Linux, you need to strip the carriage
returns from the files, which have carriage return-line feed.
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Also, depending on which files you're using you might have to fix some of
the syntax in the header files to get them to compile. I don't remember
exactly which files had the problem, just that I had it.
On 1/23/07, Doug Reeder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And to use it under OS X or Linux, you need
The latest Palm SDK is screwed up. Instead of doing:
#include x/y/z.h
they frequently do
#include z.h
Yeah, I can see that.
I am using Palm OS Developer Suite 1.2 for Windows. How can I add more
directories to the include search path for the compiler? I think it goes to
'C:\Program
Don't modify the include paths in the header files. Instead:
Project -- Properties -- C/C++ Build -- PRC-Tools 68k Compiler --
Includes
Then under 'Include paths (-I)' click the yellow +++ button. Add paths
like:
/PalmDev/PalmSDK/Incs
where /PalmDev is 'C:\Program Files\PalmSource\Palm OS
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