Hello,
I did not dig into your problem much but I find it strange that you do
MemHandleNew
MemHandleLock
...
MemPtrFree
usually either you do:
MemHandleNew
MemHandleLock
...
MemHandleUnlock
MemHandleFree
or
MemPtrNew
...
MemPtrFree
hope it helps
Armel
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Asselin
Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2003 8:41 AM
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Subject: RE: Memory problem and Zire debugging
Hello,
I did not dig into your problem much but I find it strange that you do
MemHandleNew
MemHandleLock
...
MemPtrFree
u
First of all, I've seen talk about a Zire emulator that's available through
the Palm SG Developer Program. I've signed up and found simulators for the
Z71, Tungsten T & Tungsten C, and an emulator for the Tungsten W. As I
understand it, it is also not possible to debug directly on a Zire device
u
At 10:52 2003-6-5 -0700, Mark Cameron wrote:
Yeah, I'm wondering if that's a problem... but according to the Palm OS
Companion, MemPtrFree should do the same thing as using MemPtrRecoverHandle
and then using MemHandleFree:
"When you no longer need the chunk, call MemPtrFree, which
releases
At 5:40 PM +0200 6/5/03, Armel Asselin wrote:
I did not dig into your problem much but I find it strange that you do
MemHandleNew
MemHandleLock
...
MemPtrFree
Personally, I don't find this strange. It's what a lot of the
built-in Palm OS applications do.
usually either you do:
MemHandleNew
rum.
Cheers,
-Mark
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Keith
Rollin
Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2003 11:50 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Memory problem and Zire debugging
At 5:40 PM +0200 6/5/03, Armel Asselin wrote:
>
>I did not d
> That's kind of like cleaning up the kitchen before burning down the
> house (or am I the only one who does that?).
how many housed did you already burn down? You should talk to somebody
about that...
:-)
sebastian
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