Hi,
You can find here palm stuffs www.pdagizmo.com
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What do i check there?
I have checked Redirect tcp/ip calls to host... in POSE. Its a OS4.1 debug
ROM.
regards
Nihar
Subject: Re: Problem getting the host IP
From: Steve Mann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 27 May 2002 10:34:07 -0700
X-Message-Number: 29
Have I missed anything? or is there any
Hello
It took me quite a while to isolate this problem.
Here is what I did:
I add a bitmap resource to constructor
I change its size to the bmp size
I open my bmp in Window`s paint
I cut and paste the bitmap into constructor
I did this to 140 bitmaps. And saw that when I compiled and linked
I am now using PalmOS_Headers_Debug and everything seems to be fine.
Compile is as fast as before, and I am able to access the struct members.
Does this mean that I am not using Update 1? Will all my stuff break again
if I upgrade? How can I check my version?
What is the difference between the
Hi!
In my application I am trying to establish a TCP/IP
connection.
I don't know, what i am doing false, because my TCP/IP
connection is only valid the first connection, in the
next connections i can't connect.
Now I am doing that:
in AppStart:
SysLibFind(Net.lib, AppNetRefnum);
//
Hi:
We are trying to communicate thru IR to MCP2150 chip usinf raw IR
Comm. We have tried with 57200 bps and we are able to connect till IrLMP.
And we were able to send data. But when we tried to connect with 90600 bps
we are unable to go till IrLMP. Before IrLMP IAS was giving problems.
Hello,
Is it possible to make a single sound like bip.
Because I would like that my palm can make a sound when I put the Pen on it, but I
don't if it's possible!!
If it is possible what is the command?
Regards,
Helene
On Fri, 24 May 2002, Stephen Bentley wrote:
aEvent.eType = keyDownEvent;
aEvent.data.keyDown.chr = chrEscape;
EvtAddEventToQueue(aEvent);
On Fri, 24 May 2002, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
MemSet(aEvent, sizeof(EventType), 0);
before you do this code - you'll find it'll help out *g*
Aaron, that
--- Godu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is what I did:
I add a bitmap resource to constructor
I change its size to the bmp size
I open my bmp in Window`s paint
I cut and paste the bitmap into constructor
I did this to 140 bitmaps. And saw that when I compiled
and linked the project it
I just have to say that Joe is the all-round good guy as far as I am
concerned. He gives the most detailed answers to questions that many would
just say RTFM. I don't know what he does, but he sure puts a lot of effort
into replying to questions.
Matt
- Original Message -
From: Joe
Hi All,
Earlier, I reported a possible bug with
Cygwin/PRC-TOOLS.
I was wrong.
The actual cause seems to have been from using an
early version of pilrc 2.9.
My project was due, and I had deleted the older
version of Cygwin/PRC-TOOLS and installed the latest,
and the new (early version of)
John Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's certainly no compelling argument for using Int16 etc
instead of int etc,
There is if you have code that also needs to compile on Windows CE.
but there are compelling technical arguments for using
int etc instead of Int16 etc in many
Kenrick Chin,
The Y2K bug rears its ugly head. TimGetSeconds returns a 32-bit unsigned
integer reflecting the number of seconds since Jan 01, 1904. According
to my calculations this is going to overflow on approx. 2040 Feb 06 at
6:28:18. I may not be around to witness this but there might be
On Tue, May 28, 2002 at 07:51:33AM -0700, Joe Siebenmann wrote:
I later discovered that, after I changed back to using
pilrc 2.8, that it was back to normal.
Pilrc 2.9 has since been updated.
So you've verified that the problem is fixed in current PilRC 2.9
(2.9p2? 2.9p5?) now? Or should
On Tue, 28 May 2002, Stephen Bentley wrote:
aEvent.eType = keyDownEvent;
aEvent.data.keyDown.chr = chrEscape;
EvtAddEventToQueue(aEvent);
On Fri, 24 May 2002, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
MemSet(aEvent, sizeof(EventType), 0);
before you do this code - you'll find it'll help out *g*
On Tue, 28 May 2002, John Marshall wrote:
I later discovered that, after I changed back to using
pilrc 2.8, that it was back to normal.
Pilrc 2.9 has since been updated.
So you've verified that the problem is fixed in current PilRC 2.9
(2.9p2? 2.9p5?) now? Or should the maintainers
Hello, I'm trying to install Code Warrior Demo version, but I don't know the
serial product number. Please, help me...
Thanks in advance
Javier
- Original Message -
From: John Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 8:05 AM
Hello, I'm trying to install Code Warrior Demo version, but I don't know the
serial product number. Please, help me...
Thanks in advance
Javier
- Original Message -
From: D De Villiers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 7:07 AM
Hello, I'm trying to install Code Warrior Demo version, but I don't know the
serial product number. Please, help me...
Thanks in advance
Javier
- Original Message -
From: Joe Siebenmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 7:51 AM
Hello, I'm trying to install Code Warrior Demo version, but I don't know the
serial product number. Please, help me...
Thanks in advance
Javier
- Original Message -
From: Matt Hebley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 7:34 AM
On Tue, 28 May 2002, Javier Romero wrote:
Hello, I'm trying to install Code Warrior Demo version, but I don't know the
serial product number. Please, help me...
you sure you got the demo? maybe Ben Combee can assist you in installing
the CodeWarrior Lite product. posting it to many threads
Hello, I'm trying to install Code Warrior Demo version, but I don't know the
serial product number. Please, help me...
Javier,
A password is required to unlock the Palm 8 Demo installer. The password should be
e-mailed to you once you complete the form on the palm demo download site.
Technically its not a Y2K bug. Its a Y2032 bug. Y2K was a problem because,
as you may remember, some software could not distinguish '00 as being 1900
or 2000. Palm OS not being able to represent dates past 2032 is completely
different. We're just running out of bits in our unsigned integers.
Yes, we heard you the first 6 times. Why not as Metrowerks for help, or
read the docs that came with the download?
- Original Message -
From: Javier Romero [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 2:18 PM
Subject: Re: (No) Bug in
Ok, going back to my original problem. I now have access to the screen and
all my bresenham stuff works fine (in both 2 and 4-bit grey, whooho!). The
next problem that I have is draw speed. Using only my bresenham routines
with double buffering on (and performing a full screen update every tick)
I am looking for some help on Palm's Lz77 compression routines.
Basically what I am trying to do is send Lz77 compressed pdb's over http. My
application has been working fine with sending the uncompressed pdb's over
http and using Exchange Manager to convert the files once downloaded, except
for
On Tue, 28 May 2002, Idries Hamadi wrote:
Ok, going back to my original problem. I now have access to the screen and
all my bresenham stuff works fine (in both 2 and 4-bit grey, whooho!). The
next problem that I have is draw speed. Using only my bresenham routines
with double buffering on
What's up with the 12-bit mode on the Treo 90? How
can I detect that a 12-bit mode exists? I thought
that the Palm API only includes support for 2^N screen
depths? Does the treo just use the 16-bit mode and
not use all of the bits?
Thanks,
Mike McCollister
Questions:
1 - Do you restrict the dimentions of your source bitmaps to be multiples of
4 so that every row is byte aligned?
2 - Do you support transparency? If so do you use a mask or a color key from
the bitmap header for this? I can't really see artists using a color key if
it's 1 of only 4
I am trying to install prc-tools-2.1 on a plain vanilla debian 2.2r4
box. binutils binutils-dev are both installed - however make fails
with a libiberty.h not found. The version of binutils-dev shipped
with debian 2.2r4 appears not to include this and a search on
packages.debian.org produces
My m500 has raised a Fatal Alert: Fatal Exception. That's all it says,
and the only choice I have is to click the one button that says Reset.
The dialog just comes up again. I've tried soft-reset and no-notify
reset, but it just keeps giving me that same dialog after seemingly
attempting to boot.
Ah ha! I've just noticed that my src bitmaps were being compressed by pilrc.
DOH!
Things are faster now (11-12fps using the API). This is probably not fast
enough though, so I'll be writing a blitter anyway.
Cheers,
Idries
-Original Message-
From: Aaron Ardiri [mailto:[EMAIL
On Tue, May 28, 2002 at 05:16:19PM +0100, Fergal Moran wrote:
I am trying to install prc-tools-2.1 on a plain vanilla debian 2.2r4
box. binutils binutils-dev are both installed - however make fails
with a libiberty.h not found.
Where does it fail? Who's looking for it? You really do need
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is it possible to make a single sound like bip.
If you can live with one of the existing system sounds (i.e., the little
beep it plays when you tap on a control), then you could use
SndPlaySystemSound().
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Dave Carrigan ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Where does it fail? Who's looking for it? You really do
need the binutils *source code* (not just a native
binutils-dev package) because you're going to modify it and
build a m68k binutils (that you really don't already have),
and everything else in prc-tools ought to be looking for it
On Tue, 28 May 2002, Mike McCollister wrote:
What's up with the 12-bit mode on the Treo 90? How
can I detect that a 12-bit mode exists? I thought
that the Palm API only includes support for 2^N screen
depths? Does the treo just use the 16-bit mode and
not use all of the bits?
good
On Tue, May 28, 2002 at 05:37:44PM +0100, Fergal Moran wrote:
You really do need the binutils *source code* [...] because you're
going to modify it and build a m68k binutils
Thanks John. So if I install the source for binutils I should be ok?
I am confused by this question :-). If you have
On Tue, 28 May 2002, Idries Hamadi wrote:
Ah ha! I've just noticed that my src bitmaps were being compressed by pilrc.
DOH! Things are faster now (11-12fps using the API). This is probably not
fast enough though, so I'll be writing a blitter anyway.
well, using WinDrawBitmap() is really
On 28 May 2002, Dave Carrigan wrote:
Is it possible to make a single sound like bip.
If you can live with one of the existing system sounds (i.e., the little
beep it plays when you tap on a control), then you could use
SndPlaySystemSound().
SndDoCmd()
// az
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I'm working on making PalmAlice the Open Source AI chatbot
compatible with PalmOS 3.0. PalmAlice is working well
with only few bugs to fix on the PalmOS 3.5 emulator
Rom. But when I try PalmOS 3.0 Emu Rom I got this error:
SysFatalAlert wtm/ MemoryMgrNew.c, Line:3970, Invalid
Handle
And
On Tue, 28 May 2002, Idries Hamadi wrote:
Questions:
if i gave you answers to these questions - we would be giving up all
our tricks now wouldn't we? :) this is not something we probably want
to disclose publically :)
1 - Do you restrict the dimentions of your source bitmaps to be
On Tue, 28 May 2002, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
3 - Are the framerates you quote with double buffering on?
FYI:
fullscreen 160x160 update = 128000 clocks @ 16Mhz = 125 fps
this means, if you are double buffering - you can get 62 fps.
on a 33Mhz unit - you can get 250 fps :) this is of
Is it possible to make a single sound like bip.
Example:
SndCommandType bip;
bip.cmd = sndCmdFrqOn;
bip.param1= 1480;
bip.param2= 15;
bip.param3= PrefGetPreference (prefSysSoundVolume);
SndDoCmd (NULL, bip, true);
Craig
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Hi there,
Does anybody face the problem as a digitizer problem occurred when our palm
software installed.
I have a similar problem. I have a Palm V and the digitizer doesn't work. I run the
Welcome (build
in) program to calibrate the screen again (or Pref - digitizer) and the Palm seems to
Do a search on this forum for LINGER. It is most likely your problem.
Gary Gorsline
Easy Business Software
== End of Message ==
- Original Message -
From: ana erdozain
Sorry, what I mean't to say was Things are faster now that it's turned off
all my bitmaps are small, there is no need for compression.
-Original Message-
From: Aaron Ardiri [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 28 May 2002 17:57
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Drawing performance (was
-Original Message-
From: Aaron Ardiri [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 28 May 2002 17:56
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Drawing performance (was Access screen with Palm OS 4.0)
if i gave you answers to these questions - we would be giving up all
our tricks now wouldn't
Thank for the info.
But POSE now doesn't operate like a real Palm under the guise of making sure
the developer does the right thing. However, a modal dialog doesn't generate
a frmUpdateEvent an thus I'm not able to do the right thing and redraw the
lines. Therefore if you draw lines, etc. in
Matt Hebley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
|
| I just have to say that Joe is the all-round good guy as far as I am
| concerned. He gives the most detailed answers to questions that many would
| just say RTFM. I don't know what he does, but he sure puts a lot of effort
| into replying to
On Tue, 28 May 2002, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
What's up with the 12-bit mode on the Treo 90? How
can I detect that a 12-bit mode exists? I thought
that the Palm API only includes support for 2^N screen
depths? Does the treo just use the 16-bit mode and
not use all of the bits?
good
On Tue, May 28, 2002 at 04:40:54AM +0200, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
On Mon, 27 May 2002, Joe Malone wrote:
Can some GCC/prc-tools-savvy individual point me in the right
direction?... What all must get updated/replaced each time a new SDK
release from Palm comes out? (I'm running GCC/prc-tools under
IKEDA Shigeru [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
|
| But there are cases when no answer (or the answer from whom knows the correct
| answer) is better than the exact answer.
This sentence should have been:
But there are cases when no answer (or the answer from whom knows the correct
answer) is
At 10:42 AM -0700 2002/05/28, DL wrote:
But POSE now doesn't operate like a real Palm under the guise of making sure
the developer does the right thing.
I think you misunderstand. The ROM image is responsible for this behavior, not POSE.
Give POSE a Release ROM image (from an actual device, for
I'm hoping that they are just doing a mapping of
16-bits to 12-bits. I can't imagine Handspring making
it harder for the programmer :).
Mike
--- Aaron Ardiri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 28 May 2002, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
What's up with the 12-bit mode on the Treo 90?
How
can I
At 6:06 PM +0530 2002/05/27, Sami wrote:
then how to take advantage of ARM ???
Why do you feel multiple threads are required to take advantage of ARM? What task do
you wish to accomplish?
Regards,
Jim Schram
PalmSource Inc.
Partner Engineering
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hi there,
what my problem is that i hav got a project to develop
and installtion software used for music systmes for palm .
this
is a installtion software used till now via laptops. the laptop
genrates thru the program signals to the serial port and
configures the music system. this
Hi everyone,
Does anyone know where I can get details on Palm's built in App Launcher
program?
I'm writing a hack that I want to navigate the apps shown in app launcher
much like Sony's jog dial does or the Handera jog wheel.
Is the app icons stored in a table or a gadget? Also, how can I
There is plenty of RAM (8MB), and the app is small. I switched to a
different ROM image and will debug with that I guess.
Thanks!
Joe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:87191@palm-dev-forum...
--- DL [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am drawing lines using WinDrawLine(). Drawing takes place
On Sun, May 26, 2002 at 09:20:43AM -0700, Joe wrote:
In the end, the choice of whether to use names like char
and int, which are immediately familiar to any C programmer
anywhere, ... really comes down to a personal choice of
whether to drink Palm's nomenclature Kool-aid.
The only
At 10:18 AM +0200 5/27/02, Werner Poschenrieder wrote:
WinDisableWindow is now reserved for system use only. If I want to
disable a window, how can I do it?
I guess the question is: why do you want to disable a window? For
the reason you provided in your previous post (Somewhere in my app I
You're right...its appears to be missing from the standard SDK 4.0
installer package. How silly is that? However, it does appear to be
in the SDK 4.0 Update 1 package.
-- Keith
At 11:49 AM +0200 5/27/02, Werner Poschenrieder wrote:
mhmm..
I've been looking for the Palm Debugger in the SDK
At 4:39 PM -0700 5/26/02, Simeon Leifer wrote:
What I did:
1. Launch POSE and POSE-Profile.
2. configure both so their 'serial port' is 'localhost:6000'
3. in each, open the find panel and enter 'shortcut . . s' using
grafitti
4. go to the launcher in POSE, select beam, pick an application and
On Tue, May 28, 2002 at 12:56:48PM -0700, Keith Rollin wrote:
You're right...its appears to be missing from the standard SDK 4.0
installer package. How silly is that?
Not particularly, given that the first line of that page says a 4.0 SDK
consists of a set of libraries and headers (note: not
At 10:13 PM +0200 5/28/02, John Marshall wrote:
On Tue, May 28, 2002 at 12:56:48PM -0700, Keith Rollin wrote:
You're right...its appears to be missing from the standard SDK 4.0
installer package. How silly is that?
Not particularly...
I was thinking that it was silly from the point of view
Hi,
Do you try to send at 90600bauds or 9600bauds??
There is no pb for sending/receiving at 9600bps, you have to give 9600 as
argument in SrmOpen. You should ensure that your hardware is set up to for
communicating at 9600bps. If you use an encoder/decoder after your
transceiver you must program
At the risk of being flamed for even thinking of posting on this
entertaining thread, I use Int16, UInt16 rather than int when I want to
control how many bits I'm using. Otherwise it will be up to which compiler
you are using. If you are writing code to be ultimately portable, then this
would
John Marshall wrote:
At the moment, that doesn't matter too much. As the note in the
ReadMe says, for now you can probably more or less use the PalmOSGlue
library from the 4.0 SDK Update 1. (Certainly this will make your
application build, though conceivably there could be problems
On Tue, May 28, 2002 at 03:00:04PM -0700, r. zane rutledge wrote:
John Marshall wrote:
So far, as of DR12, nothing has been added to the
PalmOSGlue headers since the 4.0 SDK Update 1.
You sure about this, John?
Yes. I diff them regularly. :-)
In BmpGlue.h, I see
John Marshall, super-genius, wrote:
4.0 != 4.0 Update 1.
And ain't that the truth! Silly me. I could have sworn I'd already
installed 4.0 update 1, but in fact I'd installed 4.0 update 1 DR1, or
something crazy like that! (Which, of course, has the same lack of GCC libraries.)
Meaning,
In article 87402@palm-dev-forum, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
Hello, I'm trying to install Code Warrior Demo version, but I don't know the
serial product number. Please, help me...
Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] to get a demo serial number, if you did not
receive the serial number automatically
In article 87419@palm-dev-forum, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
a lookup table could easily be put in rom for this purpose
- they units are not flashable :) it'll be nasty with pixel
boundaries since 12 bit = 1.5 bytes per pixel :)
will probably give the desired effect.. however, a lower
In article 87378@palm-dev-forum, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says...
I am now using PalmOS_Headers_Debug and everything seems to be fine.
Compile is as fast as before, and I am able to access the struct members.
Does this mean that I am not using Update 1? Will all my stuff break again
if I
On Sun, May 26, 2002 at 09:16:02PM -0600, C. B. Schofield wrote
(in reply to Keith Rollin's question about about his use of anonymity):
I was referring to the fact that it's not uncommon for people to use
confrontational language and be less charitable in email than they would be
in person.
I
I have a weird problem and am looking for a path I can follow to solve it. I have a
table that displays data from a database
with a scroll bar that scrolls up or down, and the ability to click on a row and be
taken to a corresponding form.
This works fine in the following situations:
In OS
On Tue, 28 May 2002, r. zane rutledge wrote:
P.S. And Aaron, I haven't updated Shadowthief YET. ;-P
we know :) heh - how long has it been? 3 years? :P
// az
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DL [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
But POSE now doesn't operate like a real Palm under the guise of making sure
the developer does the right thing. However, a modal dialog doesn't generate
a frmUpdateEvent an thus I'm not able to do the right thing and redraw the
lines. Therefore if you draw
Hi,
I have trapped the WinSetDrawWindow() function to display strings
in all the windows of Palm. It's working fine. But when i tried to
display a bitmap using WinDrawBitmap() i'm getting chunck
overlocked error. Can anyone tell me where i'm going wrong..
Thanks,
Rgds,
M.Saravanan
Palm Developer Forum Hi,Everybody,this is my first Question,Please give me
advice.thanks in advance!
Compiler:CodeWarrior ,when using view memory,I find something strange:
For Example: Memory display
0x00F0: 0011 0022 0033 0044 .
At 4:32 AM +0200 5/29/02, John Marshall wrote:
Sheesh. The net-cop wannabes of today! Why won't they use a little
pop. psychology?
John/C.B./Keith/Whoever:
I think I can safely say that most of the subscribers to this list
don't give a f**k. We're here to discuss Palm OS programming, not
hi,
i knw that you can use scrollbar for either a list or
a field. but can scrollbars be used together with
table or even a form that has other controls??
has anyone done before the above? if yes, how did you
do it??
__
Do You Yahoo!?
Yahoo! -
On Wed, 29 May 2002, John Marshall wrote:
Keith, having met me face to face on a number of occasions :-), will
be able to tell you that if I think you're spouting dangerously or
offensively wrong claptrap, I might well respond colourfully in person
too. So I don't think that illustrates your
I am sending the code for the problem. Hope someone will look at it
snip
err = NetLibSettingGet(AppNetRefnum, netSettingHostName, strHostName,
nLenHostName);
if (err!=0)
ErrAlert(err); //THIS IS WHERE I GET CHECK UR NETWORK SETTINGS
ptrBuf =
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