Thanks for the answeres to questions above that have been snipped. >> Is there a good description for setting all this up, as if I was >> doing it for the first time? Where? > > Where have you looked? Have you tried searching for "prc-tools" on > Google and clicking on any of links on the first page of results, > particularly any of the top five?
I went to the palmos dev page and followed links to prc-tools. I followed those instructions to the point where I got an illegal operation in the final step. That made me wonder about that process. > Do you have any suggestions as to how this could be made easier to > find? I don't find the tools hard to find. I also don't find the setup hard to follow. However, what is lacking are the instructions that are the point of my question. That is, in previous versions, I had to do a lot of modifications to make apps larger than 32K. And this also required SEGMENT definitions in my source. Also, with a few of the early releases of SDK, I had to restructure the folder structure for some reason. And my header files had to change from time to time. So, I'm not sure how compatible my current source is with newer tools. They may work just fine but before I start down that upgrade path, I'm trying to see what problems I might encounter. My primary concerns are with the >32K problem of old and my SEGMENT definitions in my current source. Also, I use an IDE that does not require me to use "make files" directly. It would be nice if there was a straight forward test program that could simply be executed, from the command-line (DOS shell), to test the setup. Mike > John > > [1] By "constant-time" I mean it takes a fixed amount of effort to > implement a workaround on your development host. Not an amount of > effort proportional to the number of projects you have, and > certainly not an amount proportional to the number of lines of code > you have. > > -- > For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, > please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/ -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
