At 11:49 AM -0800 1/18/02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >I am sure the answer to these questions are documented somewhere, but >some of the answers from folks who have developed applications. > >Q1 - When I run the HelloWorld sample application (that I built using >the GCC development environment under Windows) in POSE and tap the menu >button, I get an error indicating that the menu resource cannot be >found. Where should I be looking for the problem?
Probably your form/menu definitions--menu ID defined for the form? Does that menubar exist? Might be you have a menu defined but not the menu bar? >Q2 - Are local variables always put on the stack, in particular arrays? >Do these arrays need to be locked down (or prepared in some other way) >before being used? What about arrays that are global? I am getting >some bad reads that I suspect are from some arrays in my code. They're on the stack, but not in arrays. No locking down is necessary. If the arrays are large and local, you might overflow stack, though. >Q3 - How much clock drift is there in the values returned from >TimGetSeconds() and TimGetTicks()? Are these values accurate over, say, >a couple hours? My trusty old Palm III drifts 30 seconds in a week. My Handera 330 drifts less than 1 second in a month. Over a couple of hours you should see little drift. -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/
