Tam, >Well, next thing. Has anybody already heard about this constraint that you >cannot write more than 10MB.
I just went and read the NAND section in the new palmOne developer's guide. The T5 does indeed use a 10MB DBCache area (so does the Treo 650). But while open *resource* databases (such as an application) must fit entirely within this cache area, that is not true of non-resource databases. to wit: "Because the DBCache size is limited to approximately 10MB, resource databases are currently limited to this size. For large record databases, the OS intelligently purges or flushes data from the cache to free space for new records ... The purging of data takes place in the background and is seamless to the user. You should be aware that there are some performance issues associated with this method." >but with the 10MB limit, ebooks will not be funny at all! Relax, they aren't stored as resource databases. Doug -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
