Hi, please forgive me if I sound cheeky-but I believe that there is a really simple cure for this problem.
Why not include a routine into your app that simply deletes the ARM JPEG library whenever it finds it on the device. You could even integrate a warning alert resource that asks the user if he wants the behaviour... Best regards Tam Hanna Tamoggemon software http://www.tamoggemon.com http://tamspalm.tamoggemon.com Subject: Re: Is pnoJpegLib only for ARM? From: Henk Jonas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Wed, 23 Nov 2005 09:17:21 +0100 X-Message-Number: 84 Doug Gordon wrote: > Henk wrote: > >>>I know that pnoJpegLib has its support compiled for >>>the ARM processor family, but does it also have the >>>68K code in it so that it will work on an old non-ARM >>>device? > > > >>There is a 68k Jpeg lib as well. Just use both and >>when you are on a OS 5 (ARM) device, try first to >>open pnoJpegLib, when it fails or you are >>on a 68k device (OS < 5) open JpegLib. > > > Yes, I originally wrote my app this way. But the problem is that my application is used by a lot of very non-technical people and I was concerned about the support issues if I distribute two different library modules and expect people to install the correct one according to their device or O/S version. Right now I have gone back to just supplying JpegLib and doing it all in 68K mode, but I can see even on my T3 that it is a lot slower than using pnoJpegLib. > > Maybe the solution is to install both libraries on all devices during my installation procedure, and my app will just look for pnoJpegLib on PalmOS V5 and later. Yes, I would be taking up some extra memory with a library that is not used, but it is not that much compared to the rest of the application & data. Correct, this is the way to go... Henk -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Henk Jonas [EMAIL PROTECTED] Palm OS ® certified developer Please contact me, if you need an off-site contract worker. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
