In article <77215@palm-dev-forum>, Keith Rollin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So, as David encouraged, if you'd like to work on fixing this, that's > where you'd look. Or you could take the route that I'm sure Scott > Gruby would recommend, which is to make Poser a full native > application on Mac OS X, and make use of multi-threading and > synchronization mechanisms that aren't available to Mac Classic > applications. Hey...wait a minute there! I'm just tickled pink that POSE runs under OS X. While there are some performance issues with it, I don't mind as I run it on my G4/500 Dual Processor and it zips along. For my purposes, I don't think it is worth making it a fully OS X native app. I'd wait until PowerPlant polishes their LCarbonApp and I think things will get easier to make it cooperate better with other apps. > >The behavior when running Gremlins is left as an exercise to Keith. :-) > > Ugh. > > >Also, does anyone else have the problem where POSEr seems to go to sleep > >(and won't wake up) when in the background for a while? At least once a day > >I'll run POSEr, do some stuff, then try to bring it back to the foreground, > >and get the spinny CD of unhappiness until I decide to force-quit it. This > >is under 10.1.2. > > I haven't seen this, but I think that Scott Gruby has reported > something similar. Yeah, I've seen something similar, but my problems always occur when I do a soft reset or when I open a new emulator session. If I get a chance, I'll try to run it under the debugger and see if I can crash it. -- Scott Gruby [EMAIL PROTECTED] <http://www.gruby.com/> -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/support/forums/
