Hi Sruthi, I don't know anything about brew so do not know how brew uses timers.
What are you trying to achieve? e.g. 1. time how long a function took to execute? 2. time when a function started? 3. start a function at a specific time? 4. start a function at repeated time intervals, e.g. every day, every minute? If we understand what you want to achieve it is easier for us to give a useful answer (or say it can't be done). Regards, p.s. this doesn't appear to be about multi-threading. On 11/02/07, Sruthi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > hi Pinus.. > I appreciate u r speedy reply..thanks alot. ok let me breif > what we are facing right now. In brew application code they have implemented > a timer function . How to implement this timer in palm application. > > Pinus Alba wrote: > > Hi Sruthi, > > I believe the most useful answer is NO. > > If you have an existing multi-threaded project you are trying to port to > PalmOS you will have to re-engineer it. > > If you have an event driven multi-threaded design concept you should be > able to schedule your own threads within the event loop. > > Some developers have used the Sound API to provide one extra thread. > > Regards, > > p.s. I suspect this topic has been covered in the archives. > > On 11/02/07, Sruthi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Hi all.. > > Is it possible to implement multi threading in palm OS 5.4 > > based devices. Am currently using codewarrior IDE. Someone please guide > > us in getting a working source code implementing multithreading. > > > > Thanks... > > > -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
