I'm writing an app using Palm Object Library (POL) and have several objects that define global variables. Their methods are only used when the app gets a normal launch, but of course the constructor is called every launch resulting in Debug errors notifying me that uninitialized globals are being used every time I stop the emulator (sysAppLaunchCmdReset). At this point the only launch code I'm using is normal launch but I will eventually be using alarms though once again that code will not depend on any global variables.
1.) Do I have to worry about this in a finished product? Can I just ignore it or does it have an adverse impact on other applications? 2.) Is there a clean way around this, i.e. compiler switch, or do I need to do something like use new/delete with pointers on those objects instead of the simple approach of just defining the needed object in my header? -- al gelders [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
