Eric, you won't find it as 513, but rather:
#define dmErrorClass 0x200
enum dmErrors {
dmError1 = dmErrorClass,
dmErrNotEnoughSpace,
dmError2,
etc...
}
So, 0x200 + 1 is 513. Aha! It took me a week or so to realize this
myself... search throught the SDK headers to find the error class
definitions, and then the enums are all over the place.
Regards,
Alan Pinstein
Synergy Solutions, Inc.
http://www.synsolutions.com
1-800-210-5293
>>>For future ref, is there a convenient place where I can read up on Palm OS
>>>error codes?
>>
>>I generally use the header files. If the symbol corresponding to the error
>>number is not sufficiently clear, then I look at the source code. Error
>>513 is dmErrMemError, which usually tells me all I need.
>
>
>I tried this as well, but the only occurences of "513" I fould in the "Palm
>OS 3.0 Support" folder structure are in netinet_in.h, and are used to define
>IPPORT_LOGINSERVER, which wasn't quite useful.
>
>I suppose you're probably reffering to the OS source headers and not the SDK
>headers. I had my request for them returned stamped "Unclaimed", and have
>yet to get around to re-submitting...
>
>Thanks for your time,
>Eric
