"Chris DiPierro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:24115@palm-dev-forum...
>
> It is. And things that are C reserved words (ie: 'for', '#ifdef', etc.)
> are all hilighting in dark blue, but the things that normally hilight in
> light blue (and that you can right click on to get their definition) are
> no longer behaving like they used to.
In addition to turning on the browser, You need to add the precompiled
header to your project. The 3.5 SDK is setup nicely -- just add
"PalmOS.win.pch" (if you're on Windows) to your project, then set your C/C++
prefix to "PalmOS_Headers". The precompiled header will be build once, its
symbols will be added to the browser, and you'll get much quicker
compilations. If you need a custom prefix file, just add
#include <PalmOS_Headers>
to the top of it to still get the benefits of the precompiled header.
Danny Epstein's comment does apply to pre-3.5 SDKs, but everything works
great with the current SDK. I use this scheme in all my various projects.
You may need to delete the "..._Data" folder after adding these, but before
rebuilding -- I've seen the browser not get updated before, but this gives
CW a clean start for the build process.
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