It's odd but I could not get my laptop PODS setup to work on my desktop. I must have been lucky with the laptop work since I don't recall this stuff being difficult to set up and everything works great... not so with the desktop installation. I eventually abandoned the notion of getting it to match what's on the laptop, in favor instead of simply getting it going. Here's what I did in case anyone struggles with this.
- Not being brave, I accepted all default folder locations when going through the PODS installation. - I created a "sdk-p1_51" folder underneath PODS's "C:\Program Files\PalmSource\Palm OS Developer Suite" folder. This puts this folder at the same hierarchical level as "sdk-5r4". This folder will hold the Palm (formerly PalmOne) sdk, version 5.1. Note that there is a problem in the 5.2.1 include files which is addressed earlier in this thread (Carmine's link: http://developers.palm.com/pe/forums/displaypost.jsp?postID=10157905 evidently fixes this). Today, I still get error msgs with the 5.2.1 files from Palm's official download. In my case, since I still have the older headers, I simply went with them. - I copied the headers to the "sdk-p1_51" folder such that I have only an "Incs" folder and its contents (preserving the original Palm hierarchy from that point) within that "sdk-p1_51" folder. - I ran the palmdev-prep application that Carmine indicated earlier in this thread. - I use standard 68k make files. To the makefile for my project, I added "-palmosp1_51" to the "ADDITIONAL_COMPILER_FLAGS = " line. Things now work as expected. -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
