I have resolved the problem. The buffer that was storing the data that
was copied to the field on the screen was to small. And i am only
reading the signal's from the CPU and I do checks so with a different
system it will use the standard timer. It's probably not gonna be used
this program. But I must test all the cababilities of the Palm. And that
includes a response that is accurate to 0.1ms. And that is normally not
implemented. The user won't use any other applications, doctors. And
updating the software will only be done through our company.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/21/00 10:39AM >>>
At 10:33 AM +0100 20-03-00, Patrick Heynen wrote:
>I am busy with making a timer. I know it's not supported and I
shouldn't
>use it, but I need it so I am still making it.
Well, you've probably broken something... made some assumption about
how
the OS works that isn't true, or stomped on some system resource, or
something like that. Your description of the problem is too vague for
me
to figure out what might be broken. Maybe if you posted some code or
a
more detailed description we could figure it out.
--Bob
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