> My program tests out fine on the generic OS 5 Simulator, as well as on the
> Tungsten-C Simulator from Palm SG, yet I have a couple of users with
> Tungsten-C devices who are reporting problems getting my program to run.
> 
> Are there known differences between the T|C Simulator and a physical T|C
> device?  I would like to avoid having to go buy a T|C just for testing
> purposes...

there is a big difference. the device's PACE is handwritten in arm asm
while the simulator PACE is slow/debug controlled C code. that itself
warrants enough for bugs to happen :)

palm sim unfortunately doesn't operate the same way POSE does - as, it
compiles natively to x86. this is one of the pitfalls of palmsim, and,
unfortunately, your gonna have to get a device for this one.

in the 68k world, POSE was perfect - ever bug/itch in the os was possible
to replicate on the desktop (as, it used the device rom itself) :P

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