Salutations!!!
*yawn*
Its almost 6am now. Juz realised tat the function to convert a string to float accepts
only small letter 'e' and no '+' sign in the exponential representation in a string. 8)
I am writing an application tat runs on both Win32 and PalmOS using SDK3.5 and
CodeWarrior.
When I was done with the Win32 version, I tried it on PalmOS and came up with the
following problems:
Floating point was represented differently in PalmOS. So, I switch the bytes around
for the PalmOS version.
One problem solved. But when I switch the 4 byte Integer on, my application cannot
even start up. Am I missing something here? Is large integers represented differently
in PalmOS as well?
I still cannot load my math library up but tat is another thread since I have
permission to come up with a non-floating point support version first...8)
Any comments and tips will be most welcomed.
dsho
P.S. I already went through the whole archive but to no avail. Did I miss something?
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