You can use string resources to store error messages. Look at the
ShowErrorDialog() function in the "Finger" example.
Bozidar
> I just used pilot-file to look at my PRC file and I realized that GCC puts
> literal constants into the code resource. Such that a line like this will
> take up code space for the literal string:
>
> ShowErrorMsg("missing required rfc822 fields.");
>
> Whereas this will not:
>
> char message[]="missing required rfc822 fields.";
> ShowErrorMsg(message);
>
> Is this normal? And I suppose I should get rid of all of my literals and
> make them into globals so that I won't run out of 32K code space.
> But then
> won't the globals eat into my ~60K dynamic heap?
>
> What is the best way to store strings like that?
>
> /* Chris Faherty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, finger for PGP */
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