I first write my own StdIOprovide application and it has a PilotMAin method where I call all the required functions like SioInit etc. Then I try to build this application linking it with StdIOProvider.c but it has undefined references so I also linked it with StdIOPilot.c but this one has a pilotmain of its own so I am not sure what to do? If I use the pilotmain of StdIOPalm.c then where do I call SioInit etc...?
Ben Combee wrote:
At 05:22 PM 9/3/2003, Zee wrote:
Also then I will have my another application which will be my std io application which I will link with StdIOPalm.c but how do I give it a database type of sioDBType ('sdio') instead of 'appl',
Palm OS has a Standard I/O console built in, but it's in an unexpected location.
1) Go into the Prefs application. 2) Select the Network pref panel. 3) Use the menu to choose the Options/View Log command.
When the log is up, you're in a STDIO terminal. You can enter commands like PING, and they will be run on the device. Try "ping 127.0.0.1" for example. The log window finds its commands by looking for 'sdio'-typed resource databases named "Cmd-<foo>", where <foo> is the command name. On my Treo 300, I've got Cmd-ping and Cmd-nettrace.
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