At 06:29 2003-3-5 +, you wrote:
I guess the instability should be the 68k's fault. If using an arm
processor and Palm OS5, there are quite a few softwares available for
playing mp3, like pocket tunes and aero player, both support
background play.
If the the application can be downloaded as prc
I guess the instability should be the 68k's fault. If using an arm
processor and Palm OS5, there are quite a few softwares available for
playing mp3, like pocket tunes and aero player, both support
background play.
If the the application can be downloaded as prc file and hotsynced
into the dev
> Thank you for your reply.
>
> But I am a bit confused. Does you mean that this kind of application
> cannot be realised directly on the Palm OS platform, but have to dig
> into the ground like dealing with the drivers or even some of the
> hardware.
SysTaskCreate et al - they are the API's y
Thank you for your reply.
But I am a bit confused. Does you mean that this kind of application
cannot be realised directly on the Palm OS platform, but have to dig
into the ground like dealing with the drivers or even some of the
hardware.
Thanks
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> eg, like the mp3 background play? How is it done?
>
> What I found was that the stream is stopped by the system(seems to
> be) when exit while playing. Anything I missed out?
multitasking has been semi-possible for a while :) but, its not
something you should really be playing with - and, palm
eg, like the mp3 background play? How is it done?
What I found was that the stream is stopped by the system(seems to
be) when exit while playing. Anything I missed out?
Thanks
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--- Original Message -
From: "Ron Nicholson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2003 11:52 AM
Subject: Re: Multithreading in Palm OS 5
> On Sat, 22 Feb 2003 23:52:41, Alexandre Kazantsev writes:
>
On Sat, 22 Feb 2003 23:52:41, Alexandre Kazantsev writes:
>Is there anything in Palm OS 5 running in background and interrupting
>a foreground application? ...
>My application runs great in Palm OS 4.x doing data acquisition
>synchronously at high speed. ... What about... Palm OS 5?
Under OS 5, s
Is there anything in Palm OS 5 running in background and interrupting a
foreground application?
I have been asking about the issue calling it 'concurrent processes'. Sorry
about that :-)
My application runs great in Palm OS 4.x doing data acquisition
synchronously at high speed. There is no issue
