Thanks for the nice reply John, I didn't asked how to install them because I can handle it, but I couldn't find the sdk itself with google.
After I asked the question I searched more and found what HandEra is and for what the sdk is (160<->240), then I compiled the application by just removing lines refering to them, worked well, but it would be so nice if there was a preprocessor macro to disable HandEra material, as a Palm m505 user, I do not need to install HandEra's sdk. Yours, Behdad On Thu, 4 Oct 2001, John Marshall wrote: > > trivially I have not HandEra/Vga.h and the other one, but > > 1. what are them? > > They are header files supplied by HandEra's SDK, which declare various > things including HandEra's API functions. > > > 2. where can I find them? > > You can download them from HandEra's website. > > You forgot to ask > > 3. What should I do with them when I've downloaded them? > > You don't say what version of prc-tools you have installed. Since you > have posted with Pine on Linux, I'll assume you're developing on Linux. > I'll also assume that you're using the current prc-tools (2.0.92). > > I suggest you create a HandEra directory in /opt/palmdev/include and > put the header files there. Putting them in /opt/palmdev/include, > outside the sdk-* part of the PalmDev hierarchy, means that they will > be available whichever SDK you select with -palmosN options, and keeps > them separate which makes updating the various components simpler. > > So for example Vga.h will be in /opt/palmdev/include/HandEra/Vga.h. > The sdkfind utility used by m68k-palmos-gcc in 2.0.92 will automatically > find it here, so you will be able to use either > > #include <HandEra/Vga.h> or #include <Vga.h> > > without having to do anything special such as play around with -I options > yourself. > > If you download eg the handera-sdkv104.zip file, you will get header > files with DOS-style CR-LF line endings. You will want to convert them > to Unix-style LF line endings when you install them. [1] > > Similar advice applies with other licensees' SDKs, such as Sony's. > > John > > [1] Yes, there are plans to make the compiler less susceptible to line > termination problems in the future. > > -- Behdad 12 Mehr 1380, 2001 Oct 4 [Finger for Geek Code] -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/
