You can test on different OS's by loading the respective ROMs into the
emulator.
The purpose of the gremlins is to report any abnormal behavior in running
your program and shouldn't be ignored.
The error you are seeing can occur if you exceed the bounds of memory you
allocated. (eg setting the form title to a string longer than what you have
designated in your resource).
Find out which event number is triggering the error and rerun the gremlin up
to a few events before the error and then step it through until the error
occurs. This will give you an idea of where it is failing. Also, examine
the log files for more details on the sequence of events that caused the
error.
-Ken
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> From: Andrew Lathrop[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Reply To: Palm Developer Forum
> Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 3:14 PM
> To: Palm Developer Forum
> Subject: Questions (Emulated program counters)
>
> I have a few questions. How do i test my program under different OS's?
> Also, is it possible to have the Gremlins simply not an error and then
> keep
> running? They give me an error about trying to change the emulated
> program
> counter to an invalid adress that isn't in either the RAM or the ROM. I
> can't duplicate the same error on my Palm, and i have no idea what is
> causing it. I need to see if there are any other problems and Gremlins
> stopping wont let me do that. Any help isgreatly appreciated,
> Thanks
> Andrew
>
>
>
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