>What about different code segments. You generally only have access to code1 when you are not under "NormalLaunch"
At first i had all the fucntions i called from the alarm in _EXTRA_SECTION_ONE_, and then took out the section part to force it to go into the default code section. One thing i have noticed, if the phone is off, normally when trying to update, it will ask to turn it on, then continue with the netlib connection status, then it connects to the website. But if the phone is off when the alarm is triggered, it does a soft reset, and if its on, it seems it does nothing. One part of the alarm triggered update is a call to the logging funciton which reads the current time and places a small msg into a database. It doesnt do this when i trigger the alarm from outside the app when the phone is on, but it does if im in the app and the alarm is triggered, wether the phone is on or off. Note: by phone off/on i dont mean the device. -- Scott Erickson Software Development Team, FB-4, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Robert Moynihan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Scott Erickson wrote: > >>Bob, I was using the appFileCreator variable that is up top of the file >>with a #define. I took out those calls and replaced it with the accutal >>value of my creatorID. and it still did the same thing. >> > That probably shouldn't matter. Likely, it just replaces the creatorID at > compile time, so it wouldn't be a problem. > >> Is there a problem calling static functions when an alarm is triggered? >> > I don't think so. What about different code segments. You generally only > have access to code1 when you are not under "NormalLaunch" > > Bob. > > -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
