> In palm-dev-forum, Joe Malone wrote:
> >Normally, if upgrading an OS causes an application to crash,
> >you should lay the blame on the OS, not on the app.
--- Ron Nicholson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It could go either way. A lot of apps crashed when PalmOS 4.x
> and 5.x were released because these apps played a little loose
> with some documented rules. (then again, some of these rules
> didn't appear until well after the OS 2.0 and 3.0 SDK's were
> released.)
Ron - he's talking about upgrading his desktop to Mac OS 10.2, a.k.a.
Jaguar ("This version of Mac OS X is as innovative as the computers
that run it."). And he says that now Codewarrior (not an app that runs
on Palm OS) crashes more than it did on an (unspecified) earlier
version of the Mac OS. It has nothing to do with the various Palm OS
SDKs. It most likely is because Apple changed something fundamental in
the OS that CW relied upon.
> For early adopters, I recommend installing a new OS or compiler
> release on a separate disk partition. Many times, I've had to
> back down a MacOS or a CodeWarrior revision in order to have a
> stable development platform.
Very sensible advice, even for other, more stable, platforms.
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