Whenever you'll be finished with all you tries feel free to try the following sample code showing how to use Absoluteword's Jpeg Decompression Library for PalmOS with armlets included http://klyatskin.narod.ru/ZIP/JpegSample.zip
it's outdate a little as it does not display progressive jpegs or animated gifs the library is able to handle now. -- Konstantin "Todd Walk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Matthew Henry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: > > > Todd Walk wrote: > > > >> I'm trying to get jpegArmlets to work, but I need some help. > >> (I know zilch about armlets.) > >> > >> First, I'm trying to modify testArmlet2 (I need only the > >> decoder) to work. Will that work? Do I need anything > >> else besides the stuff in jpegToys? I installed the > >> starter.prc, ARMlet.pdb, and the jpeg, and I only get > >> fatal resets. > >> > > > > You only ned testARmlet2. I fear you're gonna have to get your hands > > diry and actually look at the code though. It's free, and thus, by > > definition, not well documented. There's no special armlet knowledge > > required to get it working. > > > > > > Okay, I compiled testARMlet2 into starter.prc (with changing the > optimization on the armlet part to size, opt=4). I changed line 273 to: > > err=VFSFileOpen(volRefNum,"/intro.jpg",vfsModeRead,&fp); > > and I installed intro.jpg to both the T3 and SD card (I'm guessing that > this will read from memory), along with just starter.prc. > > I tap on ARMletSt..., and get the popup "JPEG read error Unable to > open file Device will reset". ie, I can't even get this to > run. > > Am I missing something? (And yes, I've looked quite a bit at the code.) > Todd. > > -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
