Erik, >>David Fedor wrote: >>You can use existing versions of CodeWarrior, prc-tools, etc. to >> build a 68k application which can continue to run in 6.x just like it >> did in 5.x and 4.x.
>Erik wrote: > The Driver can't 'inject' key codes into other application's queues. >It can't 'press' the current application's buttons. It can't even scan >the current application's Form to find out what buttons are present. To me, a key word in David's assertion is "application", and to me a keyboard driver is not an application. One should not be too surprised a driver written for one OS release would not necessarily still work in a subsequent release. Particularly when the OS is changing to a multi-tasking user interface model from a single exposed user interface thread. One could argue that even "application" code is not necessarily 100% compatible, but it seems to be remarkably close considering the major paradigm shift in the OS. That is, assuming the application is not doing things like accessing internal structures, intercepting systraps, writing directly to the storage heap without using Dm...() calls, etc. IMHO, Doug -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
