David, >>wrong. nothing changed.
>Oh really? My bad... I had read in other forums that it *had* changed >and access to it was different due to the endian change in OS 5... You're both right. The C typedef did not change, but the physical contents changed for two reasons: - The OS5 version is the opposite endian-ness for 16+ bit values - The OS5 version uses 32-bit alignment, not 16-bit When programming in C and using a PNOlet, the compiler takes care of those since the typedef did not change. When using a language like NSB/Palm from m68k code, you need to account for those variations yourself because the compiler doesn't. Doug -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
