Hi all,
I have some code that seems to run fine on everything except a Palm
Professional:
static void table_draw_cell(VoidPtr table, Word row, Word column,
RectanglePtr bounds) {
VoidHand recordH;
recordH = DmQueryRecord(MyDB, (UInt) TblGetRowID(table, row));
...
}
I have the global definition:
DmOpenRef MyDB;
On the Emulator, I get that my application "has just read directly from an
unallocated chunk of memory" when it tries to execute the DmQueryRecord.
If I run the same code emulating a Palm III, it works just fine.
I thought it might have to do with GCC and CALLBACK_PROLOGUE and
CALLBACK_EPILOGUE. I've never used these, and everything has always worked
just fine without them, so I assume that the version of GCC I'm using has
fixed this problem. (How can I tell what version of GCC I have?)
Anyway, I tried adding CALLBACK_PROLOGUE and CALLBACK_EPILOGUE to this
routine, but it still crashed.
Anybody have any ideas why this would work fine on a PalmIII but not on a
PalmProfessional? Thanks in advance,
Tom
