At 03:26 AM 12/19/2000, Mitch Fawcett wrote:
>By "PalmDebugger", are you referring to what is documented in the ..\Palm OS
>Documentation\Palm OS Debugging on WIn.pdf? That is the document that shows
>how to use the console commands.
>
>Console commands are something I haven't resorted to up until now.
PalmDebugger is available for Mac and Windows. I don't think it's documented in a pdf
file, but I could be wrong. It's included in the SDK under an Unsupported folder. It
isn't as easy to use as a source level debugger like CodeWarrior has, but in some
cases, it's the best tool for the job.
>I'm not doing anything (that I know of) tricky or otherwise on a reset. Here
>are the launch commands I specifically handle in PilotMain:
>sysAppLaunchCmdNormalLaunch
>sysAppLaunchCmdFind (the flag sysAppLaunchFlagNewGlobals is examined in my
>code)
Okay, so it sounds like your app is just using a lot of stack space. Could be two
things: infinite recursion or just using too much stack. As Keith suggested, you can
try adjusting the amount of stack space your app gets. To reduce stack space
consumption, don't allocate big things on the stack. This includes parameters and
temporary variables. In some cases, this means using the dynamic heap instead of the
stack. In other cases it means passing pointers instead of a struct.
--
Peter Epstein
Palm Inc. Developer
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