Other things you can try: * Write a Palm application that calls HostImportFile to load the newly built file. Keep this application installed in your Poser session and run it after you do a build.
* Write a command-line tool or Perl script that uses RPC to invoke HostImportFile to, again, load the newly built file. * Transfer the newly built application to your $POSER_DIR/Autoload directory (or your $HOME/Autoload directory if $POSER_DIR is not defined). Then reset the emulated device. That should load all the files in your Autoload directory. -- Keith Rollin -- Palm OS Emulator engineer At 5:03 PM +0100 9/22/02, Tilo Christ wrote: >Hi! > >>You can also use a makefile, if you aren't already, and just make a target that >compiles debug code, launches pose installing the app (pose -load_apps some.prc) and >launches the debugger >>There's also a -run_app option to pose that I haven't experimented with. >> >I am aware of these options. But having to restart POSE every time is one of the >things I am trying to avoid. It is also hard to automate the proper sequence, that >is, start gdb, enter "target palmos", then, when gdb is waiting, launch POSE with the >-run_app option. > >I tried using PalmDebugger, which can download my PRC-file to the POSE, but it >doesn't accept the PRC-Tools symbol files. Is there some way to "convince" >PalmDebugger to use them? > >Is there some command-line utility to trigger the install procedure? > >>kcorey wrote: >>> >>>Not to be flippant, but get DeveloperStudio from falch.net. There's a >>>few burps about getting the settings right at first, but once they're >>>right, it works like a champ. Nice smooth installation, and it just >>>works as you've said above. >I am not looking for another full-blown commercial IDE. The last time I tried >Falch.net I was annoyed by the fact that it screwed up my hand-written Makefile with >an inferior buggy version of its own. That was the last $0 version of Falch.net, so I >am confident they have shown improvement, but from what I have heard Falch.net IDE >still works best if you accept its way of organizing files, etc. > >Cheers, >Tilo -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
