you will need real device to test on :-(
and what is worse, if you start to dig deep to phone library and such things
there is difference between CDMA and GSM treos, so what works on one doesn't
have to work on the other.
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I have heard there was a virtual phone stuff, which could simulate a mobile
phone functionaliy
Does it work?
On 5/9/07, Michal Seliga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you will need real device to test on :-(
and what is worse, if you start to dig deep to phone library and such
things
there is
On 5/9/07, 陈睿 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have heard there was a virtual phone stuff, which could simulate a mobile
phone functionaliy
Does it work?
No, the Virtual Phone was an application that worked with the Palm OS
Cobalt 6.0 simulator, back before that project was put on hiatus. It
never
From: druid [EMAIL PROTECTED]
trying to determine if the field is empty and poping up a
alert window then breaking the routine
been at it a few days now, Im missing something
I think your outer logic is fine, but it's failing because inside
GetFieldData() nofield is set if the text buffer or
tried this also
if(!fldTest)status = FrmAlert(frmAleart);
else
{
GetFieldData( fldTest, testdata, 255 );
}
return true;
and i tried
static Boolean frmMain_frmTestButton_OnSelect(EventPtr event)
{
UInt16 fld;
// Insert code for frmTestButton
FormPtr pForm =
Hi Versha,
Me too facing same problem, if u got the solution then pls guide me.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Raj.
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Thanks for your patience!
Seems to work!
Oliver
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To Late, I read it!
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This is result
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Markovic
Sent: 17 March 2005 11:02
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Subject: this is test
This is test
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Vladan Markovic wrote:
When i delete application from luncher all databases that app. made are stay
on Palm, how can be done to be automaticly delated.
If you give the new databases the same CreatorID as your application,
then they should be deleted when the launcher deletes the app. If they
Yep thanks, this works fine with Sample PNO. However with Big PNO test set to
mega func with inlined small funcs even debug crashes.
Platon.
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At 11:05 AM 12/30/2004, you wrote:
Hi Everyone.
I started tweaking my 68K app with some ARM code and as a first example I
took BIG Pno test from CodeWarrior 9.3 update.
I see this example shows potential problem with Tungsten T/T3 devices and
there is a note that it solves them. However I can't
Dear Ben.
Thanks for your reply, but unfortunately I was not able to find that
information. I tried searches for Big Pno Test/Fix/etc but to no avail. Seems
that all that posts are unrelated. Could you please point me to the right
direction?
Another quick Q: can I debug 68k part of
At 04:14 PM 12/30/2004, you wrote:
Dear Ben.
Thanks for your reply, but unfortunately I was not able to find that
information. I tried searches for Big Pno Test/Fix/etc but to no avail.
Seems that all that posts are unrelated. Could you please point me to the
right direction?
Another quick Q:
The procedure for gremlin testing is as below for OS3.5. However Please also
have a look at new documents released on 1st June, there is a revision in the
testing procedure.
POSE Emulator version: POSE 3.1
Debug ROM version: palmos35-dr4-en-ezdbg
Right Click Settings Skins uncheck
http://oasis.palm.com/dev/kb/faq/1428.cfm
Try the IR shortcut
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Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2001 8:49 AM
Subject: How to test exchange manager?
Hi all!
Does anybody know how to test beaming of Exchange
"Richard.Johnstone" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In the palm platinum test, the app must reach 1 Mil gremlins.
No, 1 million gremlin events.
Does this mean the gremlin range is from 0 to 100?
Everytime I run it like this, it is still running gremlin #0 but doing 1
million events.
Is
"Dave Lippincott" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I haven't submitted a product for Platinum testing but I have heard they use
100,000 events for gremlins 0-9 for a total of 1Mil.
The won't necessarily use gremlins 0-9. For our platinum test, they used
gremlins 600-609.
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. Or text. Or
garbage.
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Subject: RE: How to test for valid pointers?
From: "Bobby Williams" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 25 Jan 2001 10:39:58 -0500
X-Message-Number: 19
Thanks for you reply. Not to start a
Wow, tough crowd! Not to be defensive, but I don't think my question was
silly at all. Perhaps the wording could of been improved, but it's a valid,
non-trivial request for information.
dont worry.. some of us actually hold back from hitting the send
button after writing comments like
a good question for
palm-dev-forum..." Like I said, tough crowd. :)
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Ardiri
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2001 4:10 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: How to test for valid
On Thu, 25 Jan 2001, DIAMOND JEFF wrote:
Again, if you see someone repeatedly using the list for basic questions,
then fine, slam him.
What! Why should anyone be slammed? Why should any discussion on this
list be anything buy civil?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Aaron
Ardiri
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2001 4:10 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: How to test for valid poi
"Again, if you see someone repeatedly using the list for basic questions,
then fine, slam him."
This is ticking me off! Why would you slam someone for asking a question!?
Developing for the Palm would be a lot easier if the documentation didn't
suck! I have asked several questions on
OK - here's yet another reason why you should ALWAYS be civil - I've pointed out that
to "experienced" palm users is can be
insulting and demeaning to assume the worst. But why would you want to be harsh to
beginning palm programmers? Aren't they the
very people who you want to leave with a
YES! Wonderful point, Aaron...
This list needs a LOT MORE discussion on how to FIND programming information and a lot
less on how to separate basic from advanced
questions.
Just as an example, I still haven't been able to get useful results searching the
knowledge base, searching archived
On Thu, 25 Jan 2001, Jason Henderson wrote:
Developing for the Palm would be a lot easier if the documentation didn't
suck! I have asked several questions on this list without EVER getting an
answer and I still haven't figured the problems out. That's what this list
is for!
If the
YES! Wonderful point, Aaron...
i've dont it a few times.. RTFM is a good word :)
This list needs a LOT MORE discussion on how to FIND programming information and a
lot less on how to separate basic from advanced
questions.
Just as an example, I still haven't been able to get useful
Reading the headers is a must, for sure! (I LOVE the cool undocumented commands,
slobber, drool!)
But when you finally DO have a question worthy of the forum, you're supposed to check
and see if there's been a discussion on the topic
already - and I've not found any good way to do this. Yes,
Reading the headers is a must, for sure! (I LOVE the cool undocumented
commands, slobber, drool!)
shhh.. dont tell everyone our secrets!
But when you finally DO have a question worthy of the forum, you're
supposed to check and see if there's been a discussion on the topic
already - and
What! Why should anyone be slammed? Why should any discussion on this
list be anything buy civil?
Hear hear! There's enough bullshit in the world already.
Regards,
Steve Mann
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On Thu, 25 Jan 2001, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
"f*ck" comes to mind :)
// az
Good point. Everyone should read the fack too. :)
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On Thu, 25 Jan 2001, DIAMOND JEFF wrote:
Reading the headers is a must, for sure! (I LOVE the cool undocumented commands,
slobber, drool!)
But when you finally DO have a question worthy of the forum, you're supposed to
check and see if there's been a discussion on the topic
already - and
if(ptr==NULL) //not valid
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From: Bobby Williams [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 1:46 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: How to test for valid pointers?
I'm writing a function that needs to determine if a value passed to it
Maybe MemPtrRecoverHandle will do what you need ?
Regards,
Randy Maxwell
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From: Bobby Williams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 10:46 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: How to test for valid pointers?
I'm writing a function that needs to
ask a silly question, get a sensible answer.
Maybe MemPtrRecoverHandle will do what you need ?
Regards,
Randy Maxwell
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From: Bobby Williams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 10:46 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: How to test for
Forum
Subject: Re: How to test for valid pointers?
ask a silly question, get a sensible answer.
Maybe MemPtrRecoverHandle will do what you need ?
Regards,
Randy Maxwell
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From: Bobby Williams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 10:46 AM
"Bobby Williams" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:36982@palm-dev-forum...
I'm writing a function that needs to determine if a value passed to it
represents a 32-bit value or a valid MemPtr. Is there a safe way to
determine if a pointer is valid? I'm having no luck with my research.
with.
:)
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 6:18 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: How to test for valid pointers?
I would like to elaborate on what Danny just posted:
You are expected
Actually, what I wanted to do is to evaluate an arbitrary Feature value to
determine if it was a pointer or just a value. Too bad something like
PrvPtrCheck() isn't exposed to the general public. Anyways, I appreciate
the feedback. I guess I'll just have to find something else to much
My prc is behaving as if there is a memory leak. Can you tell
me how I
can get started testing for memory leaks? What tools are
available?
Run it through the latest emulator would be a good start.
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My prc is behaving as if there is a memory leak. Can you tell me how I
can get started testing for memory leaks? What tools are available?
Run it through the latest emulator would be a good start.
Not really...the Palm OS Emulator does nothing to facilite the identification of
memory
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