In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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>>or am I simply wasting my time ?
>>TIA,
>>-Angelos
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>Beats me. Why don't you describe the problem and we'll have a better idea.
I did, on a previous message. But here it is again:
Apparently, the new SDK uses a different way for invoking the Srm*
syscalls (different from all the other system calls -- someone
called it a selector table I think). Now, egcs (using the new PRC
tools) chokes on the SDK 3.5 if the include files are used as-is;
searching the archives of this mailing list, I saw a post by John
Marshall mentioning a change in one of the files (PalmOS.h or
PalmTypes.h, I forget at the moment) which makes things
compile. Unfortunately, that same change makes the selector table
calls define to nothing. As a result, the Srm* functions remain
undefined and gcc complains about it at link time. I've tried moving
things around without success.
I hope that's a more or less clear description.
-Angelos
