At 11:00 AM -0800 3/30/99, Michael S. Davis wrote:
>Is it possible to have chunks of memory allocated, and
>therefore, unavailable? How does one find these and
>remove them?
It's possible, even likely. Switching apps should cause the OS to clear
any leaked chunks out of the dynamic heap. A reset will clear any leaked
chunks out of the storage heap. See
http://www.palm.com/devzone/docs/memarch/memarch3.html for more details.
>Does a Hard Reset put the palm back into original configruation.
>That is, does it remove anything that was not shipped
>with the palm?
Hard reset reformats the storage heap, erasing all user data, apps, etc.
The only thing that might survive a hard reset is stuff that you might have
programmed into the FLASH with (unsupported) 3rd party applications.
--Bob
