I hope this is the correct place to ask.
How can I import my rom image to POSE under Linux?
I finally got POSE to compile and it shows up with pictures
and everything on screen. But:
1) Why did it take several hours to compile? (Should I have
looked for an RPM-package instead?)
2) Why does it crash if I switch to other than default version
and memsize in the menu?
3) How can I import the ROM-image? The docs say that if a
file ends with .ROM then it is imported. I copied the
ROM file (from my Palm V via cradle & Rom-transfer and
Windows version of POSE that I have working). Did that work?
NO! Why? What am I doing wrong?
4) And how do I hot sync on Linux? At first I have to put something
in the linux.conf file I guess, just to have the serial port
working, and then a hot sync program. How and where? (red hat
Linux 6.1 didn't even configure the printer, that took some time)
5) And while I have your attention: what is the correct way of
drawing dynamically generated bitmaps? I can make a bitmap (using
older technology that OS3.5 so that it works everywhere) by
simply allocating memory (BitmapType + data in one chunk)
then fill it in and then use WinDrawBitmap(p, x, y) and then
free it. Is this the right way or must the object live afterwards,
ie should I only MemHandleUnlock it? But WinDrawBitmap takes a
pointer so it might not even have a handle. Or is the approach
completely wrong for drawing dynamically generated bitmaps on
screen? Should I make a static dummy picture of the same size
in the form and then overwrite it with some system call?
Please have mercy, I am a newbie on this ...
Best wishes
Anders Holtsberg
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