>And I do this
>And I get incessant:
>
>"AMX" (unknown version) has just read directly from Palm OS global
>variables.
>"Date Book" 3.5 has just read directly from Palm OS global variables...
Yes, that's to be expected. Pose is correctly noticing that software in
RAM is doing something odd to the system. In this case, it is fine since
that's the point of the patch. But it'd be hard (i.e. time consuming) for
Pose to be able to tell that this normally improper operation was actually
OK, so it doesn't try.
You can ignore the errors, or you could turn them off while you're doing
your testing, or you could use a real device to reproduce the problem
you're seeing.
FYI, there's a KnowledgeBase article which lists the three things that
3.5.2 does. (Search for "3.5.2" and you'll see it.) It'd be odd if this
actually changes the behavior of a normal application, but stranger things
do often happen when bits of memory get moved around, particularly for
those nasty problems like bad pointers and uninitialized variables and the
like.
-David Fedor
Palm Developer Support
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