Hal Mueller wrote: >At 11:49 AM -0800 1/18/02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >>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?
Since you (Hal) use CodeWarrior Constructor and I use GCC/PilRC, I am not sure if you would know if my .rcp file is correct. However, I'll go through what is in the file anyway - the FORM section for the initial (and only) form has a MENUID field that refers to the menu bar and the referred to menu does exist. This is all I need to link the form to the menu, right? >>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. What about global variables? I have a static int array (with 60 elements) that is global and I think when my code accesses that array is when POSE lets me know that I am doing something wrong. alan -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/
