So far I've never needed to worry about my code size. I like developing small, very specific applications. Last time I checked, my largest application was aroun 27K... but I still use multigen even though I don't have to. :P
> globals :) eek :) hehe - you can get around them with good design > (ie: use feature pointers to allocate a chunk of memory) :P in regards > to multilink, i wonder how it could be adapted to support ARM code :) > esp. if your solving these globals issues with hacks/launch codes Eek? IMO feature pointers are a nasty kludge only to be used in dire emergencies, when the application doesn't have access to it's globals. Even then, I have only ever used ONE in any of my programs. Hmm. Again, there's the difference in philosophy of Palm and the rest of the world - Palm likes globals, the rest of the world has been taught to use as few as possible. -- Matthew (Darkstorm) Bevan [EMAIL PROTECTED] Margin Software, NECTI. http://www.marginsoftware.com Re-inventing the wheel, every time. - The goal of Computer Science is to build something that will last at least until we've finished building it. -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
