Thanks Ganesh,

>> Multi-segment applications require that runtime libraries and other startup 
>> code be in the first group of the Segment view of the Project window

"first group of the Segment" means the top most segment in Segment view? Or we 
need some settings in order to make it "first"?


regards,
George

----- Original Message ----
From: Ganesh Pisal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Palm Developer Forum <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2007 4:04:37 PM
Subject: re: multi segmentation application


George wrote:

>Hello everyone,


> I am using Code Warrior 9 and developing an application for Palm platform. 
> The size of application exceeds 64k and I want to make the application 
> multi-segment. In more details, I want to create multiple prc files. Do you 
> think this solution is workable?

> I have also searched Code Warrior 9 related documents, especially targetting 
> Palm document. But I can not find any detailed tutorials or samples of how to 
> devide the application into multiple segments. Are there any detailed 
> reference materials?


> thanks in advance,
> George


* To convert a single-segment application project into a multi-segment 
application project: 

1) Create a new build target for the multi-segment application.
In your Palm OS application project, create a new build target for the 
multi-segment application, copied from the single-segment application target. 
Creating the multi-segment application target this way ensures that you use the 
same files and settings used by the single-segment application. 

2) Change the multi-segment application build target settings.
Uncheck the Link Single Segment checkbox in the 68K Linker settings panel. 

3) Replace the runtime libraries.

4) Multi-segment applications use different runtime libraries and files than 
single-segment applications. 

5) Rearrange the link order in the Segments view of the Project window.
Multi-segment applications require that runtime libraries and other startup 
code be in the first group of the Segment view of the Project window

Regards,
Ganesh Pisal
www.skyscape.com
email : [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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