> On Wed, Mar 27, 2002 at 04:31:23PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: <snipped> >>> Have you read any of the messages in the archives of this mailing >>> list from a year or two back pertaining to installing the 3.5 SDK for >>> use with prc-tools? >> >> Yes! > > Because it's you, I'll just tell you which one to re-read: > > http://www.escribe.com/computing/pcpqa/m10713.html
Here is my SDK 3.5 directory strucure, it seems to match the link above. > The directory structure of sdk-3.5 is: > > C:\PalmDev\sdk-3.5\lib > C:\PalmDev\sdk-3.5\include > C:\PalmDev\sdk-3.5\include\Libraries > C:\PalmDev\sdk-3.5\include\Dynamic > C:\PalmDev\sdk-3.5\include\Core > C:\PalmDev\sdk-3.5\include\Core\UI > C:\PalmDev\sdk-3.5\include\Core\System > C:\PalmDev\sdk-3.5\include\Core\Hardware > C:\PalmDev\sdk-3.5\include\Libraries\INet > C:\PalmDev\sdk-3.5\lib\m68k-palmos-coff This did work before, with prc-tools20 and this directory structure. It was a backup of a working SDK 3.5, so it seems that the structure was correct. I remember having to make the changes in the archived article and wanted to avoid having to do this manually again. That is why I copied my SDK 3.5 from a backup copy; because I knew I had a copy with the correct structure. So, if this is the correct structure, it does not resolve my problem. >>> Have you considered trying the 4.0 SDK >> That might be interesting thing to do, but it is irrelevant to my >> problem. > > If it were irrelevant, I wouldn't have suggested it. The installer > would put the 4.0 SDK in the right place; hopefully you would be able > to deduce from that what the right place for the 3.5 SDK is. Hint: > what's above isn't it. > > John I will try 4.0 SDK. I was just trying to get back to a known working point before I added new stuff. I will try one of the simple examples. -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
