Keith said:
Well, checking for Professional vs. Personally still probably isn't a good
check. If the user has NetLib open for some reason, that will eat up 32K of
heap on a Pro, still leaving you with the same amount of space that causes
you to fail on a Personal.
We do the same check for the
How about just testing for the Expense app when you've
decided you're on a 2.0 device? If I had to guess, I
wouldn't expect Palm to be releasing and new 2.0 ROMs with
different configurations.
$0.02,
-- Paul
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If the issue is that the PalmPilot Personal doesn't have NetLib support, why
not just check the return value of SysLibFind("net.lib",...) If it returns
sysErrLibNotFound, then you're on a Personal.
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How about just
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What's making your application fail? About the only salient
difference between
the two devices is the size of the dynamic heap, IIRC. If that's
the source
The problem is the dynamic heap. I have tested on gremlins with all roms
and it runs fine on everything greater than the Personal. It fails on the
Personal very quickly. When it fails on the Personal, it is usually in a
constructor and the PalmPilot does not return control to my app
The problem is the dynamic heap. I have tested on gremlins with all roms
and it runs fine on everything greater than the Personal. It
fails on the
Personal very quickly. When it fails on the Personal, it is usually in a
constructor and the PalmPilot does not return control to my app
Of Paul A.
Dugas
Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 9:55 AM
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Subject: RE: How can you detect a PalmPilot Personal.
How about just testing for the Expense app when you've
decided you're on a 2.0 device? If I had to guess, I
wouldn't expect Palm to be releasing and new 2.0
Perfect. I have just updated my PilotMain.
Thanks.
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