David, >So if you're accessing these via a shared library, which is written in >C, do you still need to account for this 'variations'? My guess based >on what you've said above would be 'no'..
Yes, because the shared lib will be compiled using a m68k compiler using 16-bit alignment of subfields in the typedef, and using m68k compatible endian. You are trying to directly access what the OS intends to use internally, which now uses the native architecture. The DlkSyncInfo isn't shadowed to a m68k compatible structure. Write the code in a PNOlet and you shouldn't need to account for it. Doug -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
