On Sunday, February 9, 2003, at 09:24 PM, Scott Gruby wrote:
Time to start getting prc-tools and associated tools running on my OS X
box and converting my CodeWarrior projects over to makefiles. Command
line tools, to me, are far superior than running Virtual PC.
I've looked at a few sites and
Sean Charles wrote:
Yes, I use GDB with PRCTools on 10.1.4 and it works extremely well.
Coupled with the legendary EMACS and life just couldn't be easier. Apart
from winning the lottery.
I really need something that works cross platform. How are the Windows
counterparts? Is there any kind of
Hi,
Is it possible to use the standard 28.8kbsp/56kbps modems (which we usually
use with desktop PCs) with PalmPilot (say m505) and connect to ISP or
dial-in server?
If NO, why?
If yes, how? what cables and accessories I would need?
thx
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Yes, I use GDB with PRCTools on 10.1.4 and it works extremely well.
Coupled with the legendary EMACS and life just couldn't be easier.
Apart from winning the lottery.
I really need something that works cross platform. How are the Windows
counterparts? Is there any kind of step-by-step
hi all,
Recently, i bought a Sipix Pocket Printer for palm printing. I noticed that
different type of palm carry different speed.
Meaning, if i use Symbol SPT1800 to send printing to Sipix pocket printer
via infrared rate. The speed is very very slow.
if i use IBM workpad to send printing,
Danny Wong wrote:
when I compress a db using zlib I can't seem to
unzip it on the desktop using winzip. I can however
unzip winzip files.
I noticed the header file in a gzip is different than
winzip. Am I missing something here?
ZLib handle the compression for you, but you have to
I have a large number of active projects to start moving over; I think
I'll start with the small ones and see how it goes. I also need to
figure out how to better use Project Builder.
I have used ProjectBuilder for Palm work, but only for a while as I just
cannot stand the editor! It's very
On Monday, February 10, 2003, at 08:15 AM, Steven Fisher wrote:
Sean Charles wrote:
Yes, I use GDB with PRCTools on 10.1.4 and it works extremely well.
Coupled with the legendary EMACS and life just couldn't be easier.
Apart from winning the lottery.
I really need something that works cross
Ben Combee wrote:
If you can't arrange the order of functions in your library to make it
link with small, then switching to large or smart is appropriate, but
otherwise, small is preferred due to the smaller code size.
Ben, I didn't realise that it is possible to use large or smart with
From: Haresh Gujarathi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is it possible to use the standard 28.8kbsp/56kbps modems (which we
usually
use with desktop PCs) with PalmPilot (say m505) and connect to ISP or
dial-in server?
I've used desktop modems when testing serial connections
and, while I've never made a
Aaron Ardiri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:112823@palm-dev-forum...
i dont know why the CWR9 on mac not happening is news to most of you.
i was pretty sure i was told (maybe it was personal email) that CWR9 was
going to be a windows only release (no questions asked).
It's news simply
I need to resize the key queue, because I have to post a few hudred
events
EvtSetPenQueuePtr seems to be the fuction, but it's not very well
documented. Do I have to restore the queue pointer afterwards, free memory?
What is this function really doing? Can anyone give me an example?
thanks
In its never-ending quest to support the Palm Economy, Handspring
issued this advice today (see Handspring e-newsletter):
The worst offenders in the battle against battery drain are
third-party software applications. Not only do they use more energy
than the built-in apps when the device is
The worst offenders in the battle against battery drain are
third-party software applications. Not only do they use more energy
than the built-in apps when the device is running, they can even suck
power while the device is off. To maximize your power potential, delete
any third-party
On Mon, 10 Feb 2003, Joe Malone wrote:
The worst offenders in the battle against battery drain are third-party
software applications. Not only do they use more energy than the
built-in apps when the device is running, they can even suck power while
the device is off. To maximize your power
I wish they will not suck our brain out after they have done to the power
energy.
Joe Malone [EMAIL PROTECTED] ??:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
In its never-ending quest to support the Palm Economy, Handspring
issued this advice today (see Handspring e-newsletter):
The worst offenders in the battle
i've seen a documentation about connecting electronic chips to human nerves.
the first thing i'll ask a cyborg will be: what does a hard reset feel
like?
markus dresch (www.palmside.com)
I wish they will not suck our brain out after they have done to the power
energy.
Joe Malone [EMAIL
FWIW, the complete sentence that ends the paragraph is: To maximize your
power potential, delete any third-party software applications you don't
need.
The complete section in the e-mail is:
snip
Handheld Lessons: Extend Your (Battery) Life
Want to make the most of your Handspring
The manual that came with my Palm hand held has an entire section on
connecting to an ISP using a modem. I'm sure the manual that came with your
does too. Purchase a serial modem cable and you will be good to go. (try
either palm.com or markspace.com)
- Original Message -
From: Haresh
have to post a few hudred events
Not on my Palm! Last thing I want is an application chewing up all the CPU
cycles just processing your queue. I'd rethink the need to post so many
events. I'm sure another method would work without all the over-head.
- Original Message -
From:
Hi All,
Would anyone know if there is any difference between
the socket call NetLibSend(send in unix terminology)
between the POSE and device. I am having a problem
where my application running on the POSE is able to
talk to a server whereas the same application on the
Tungsten device is unable
If a program has called MemHandleLock and the device gets soft reset,
does the record ever get unlocked? If so, where does this happen?
thanks for your insights
Eric Potter
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--- Jeff Wheeler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FWIW, the complete sentence that ends the paragraph is:
...
That's not relevant. The main problem with the entire section is the
attitude towards third-party software. (The worst offenders... are
third-party... applications, they use more energy...,
If a program has called MemHandleLock and the device gets soft reset,
does the record ever get unlocked? If so, where does this happen?
lock counts are reset on a reset :)
---
Aaron Ardiri [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CEO - CTO +46 70
From: Joe Malone [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The worst offenders in the battle against battery drain are
third-party software applications.
Those damn Greens...
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Jeff Wheeler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
|
| FWIW, the complete sentence that ends the paragraph is: To
| maximize your
| power potential, delete any third-party software applications
| you don't
| need.
|
| The complete section in the e-mail is:
[...]
Sigh. Troll from Joe Programmer
Okie...
the thing sare getting clearer... I suppose I have to use a null modem
adapter...
Now I have another problem...
My cradle connects to USB instead of serial port...
So what do I do?
Haresh Gujarathi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:112821@palm-dev-forum...
Hi,
Is it
irrelevant as you need a null modem cable mentioned
- Original Message -
From: Haresh Gujarathi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Newsgroups: palm-dev-forum
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 10, 2003 10:27 AM
Subject: Re: COnnecting PalmPilot to a Internet using standard
Joe Malone [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
|
| --- Jeff Wheeler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
|
| FWIW, the complete sentence that ends the paragraph is:
| ...
|
| That's not relevant.
[snip]
Then, why did you omit the last part of the sentence (deliberately?)?
js3guj
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On Sunday, February 9, 2003, at 03:18 PM, Mark F Rodriguez wrote:
Just received this from MW Ron at Metrowerks, so I guess it's
official.
Too bad...
I wanted to let you know that a decision was made last week that we
will not
release a new version of CodeWarrior for the Palm OS platform
On 2/10/03 9:16 AM, Bernie Estavillo wrote:
While fixing up my .rcp files, I wrote plugins for BBEdit and Project
Builder to handle syntax coloring of .rcp files.
Useful... thanks Bernie!
Craig
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Joe Malone [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
| That's not relevant.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Then, why did you omit the last part of the sentence (deliberately?)?
Did you read what I said? (No, or you wouldn't have to ask.)
The point of my message was that Handspring has issued a
What I've currently got working is code that runs the Tungsten IR port at
about 40,000 baud. The IR port is just another serial port, so the issues
of setting the baud rate are exactly the same. I've also got some test code
that overrides the SrmOpen baud rate on a 68k to a separately calculated
Joe Malone [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
|
| That's not relevant. The main problem with the entire section is the
| attitude towards third-party software. (The worst offenders... are
| third-party... applications, they use more energy...,
| suck power)
Third party software have generally
At 10:00 2003-2-10 +, you wrote:
Ben Combee wrote:
If you can't arrange the order of functions in your library to make it
link with small, then switching to large or smart is appropriate, but
otherwise, small is preferred due to the smaller code size.
Ben, I didn't realise that it is
It's news simply because Metrowerks told us that nothing was set in
concrete when V9 was released for Windows only (though we all had a feeling
in our guts right?) and that we should write to them and state our case very
nicely. They gave us some hope that we could change things...
These
Joe Malone [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
|
| Did you read what I said? (No, or you wouldn't have to ask.)
Yes.
| The point of my message was that Handspring has issued a dire warning
| in their e-newletter which was either very poorly written, or was
| intended to scare people away from
At 16:43 2003-2-9 -0800, you wrote:
I rebuilt the Build All.mcp and that went just fine. I retried compiling
my targets but I am getting the same result. I went into the target that
is working fine and matched it up to the settings to the targets that are
not working and I can't seem to find
On the net I only found ways to do this with CodeWarrior.
But how st this possible using only pilrc? I am currently
using pilrc 2.9p9.
Not yet. I hope someone is working on an extension to PilRC to support
font families, but I've not seen any code for it. With the 5.0 SDK
documentation, we
This is not
the type of message that assists developers in marketing and selling
software. These statements tend to make people afraid of third-party
apps.
Odd isn't it, considering how great HandSpring has been about
providing timely developer support, SDKs for new devices, lots of
great,
From: Ben Combee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
effort it would be to port it over. I went to our management
with these
estimates, and we looked at the effort required versus our
sales trends,
marketing data, and engineering costs. We looked at other
ideas, like
reducing features or
On 2/10/03 10:24 AM, Fergal Moran wrote:
This would appease both the Max OS X users and linux users -
just a thought!
Not a bad idea, with theoretically less work on MW's part. Of course, it
wouldn't benefit Mac OS X users in the near term, since (AFAIK) the porting
of WINE to X is in very
Dear js3gu,
On Monday, February 10, 2003, at 04:53 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| On a technical note, I find it hard to believe that deleting
| third-party software that I am not using (that's the only sw that I
| don't need) is going to save battery life. It hardly matters what
| combination
On Monday, February 10, 2003, at 01:55 PM, Joe Malone wrote:
In its never-ending quest to support the Palm Economy, Handspring
issued this advice today (see Handspring e-newsletter):
The worst offenders in the battle against battery drain are
third-party software applications. Not only do they
While fixing up my .rcp files, I wrote plugins for BBEdit and
Project Builder to handle syntax coloring of .rcp files. They are
available from http://homepage.mac.com/estavillo/
Bernie:
Thanks for the pointer. Seems we Mac/Palm developers are doing to
have to start taking care of ourselves
On 2/10/03 10:24 AM, Steve Mann wrote:
Does anyone besides myself think it would be useful to have a
Mac-only Palm dev list or perhaps some dedicated web site devoted to
the topic?
Sure, that would be very helpful.
Craig
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From js3guj:
Third party software have generally more functions
(so dynamic steps) than built-in apps, so in
general, is it legitimate to state they consume
more energy than built-in apps?
Gee, I wish Handspring hadn't bundled Datebook+
and Citytime with my Treo. No wonder the battery
As many of us Mac people are going to be converting to prc-tools, is
there an easy way to convert .r or .rsrc files into .rcp files? I
realize that some tags might be lost and that my #defines might not be
quite right, but I have a lot of .r and .rsrc files that I'll need to
make into the .rcp
As many of us Mac people are going to be converting to prc-tools, is
there an easy way to convert .r or .rsrc files into .rcp files? I
From an earlier post today:
The only thing that required some effort was converting my resource
files to .rcp files. For that, I used a nice little perl
Does anyone besides myself think it would be useful to have a
Mac-only Palm dev list or perhaps some dedicated web site devoted to
the topic?
Yes.
Philippe.
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In article 112906@palm-dev-forum, Steve Mann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
While fixing up my .rcp files, I wrote plugins for BBEdit and
Project Builder to handle syntax coloring of .rcp files. They are
available from http://homepage.mac.com/estavillo/
Bernie:
Thanks for the pointer. Seems
I would like to record timestamps of received serial data, for the purpose
of
measuring as accurately as possible the interval between the receptions.
If I wait to get the timestamp (by calling TimGetTicks() ) when I handle the
keyDownEvent generated from the wakeup handler, I am subject to any
Jason:
So I guess there's no way to have it automatically install
when you drop the prc on the emulator or beam it to another user? My
ExgLib
application will not have a GUI or app icon that can be launched, and
I
don't think you get a syncNotify in those cases.
Ben Combee:
Sure you
In article 112912@palm-dev-forum, Steve Mann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
As many of us Mac people are going to be converting to prc-tools, is
there an easy way to convert .r or .rsrc files into .rcp files? I
From an earlier post today:
The only thing that required some effort was
I've added Bernie's language modules to osx-palm-tools. Now if someone
could craft a package with PackageMaker to install them automatically
into Project Builder, that would be nice.
Also, the forums on the osx-palm-tools project page would be a good
place to discuss Mac OS tools. With the
Does anyone besides myself think it would be useful to have
a Mac-only Palm dev list or perhaps some dedicated web site
devoted to the topic?
If Palm doesn't step up to the plate, I've just setup a list...
feel free to join.
um.. is there really a need for something like this? some of
A few people using upIRC have been reporting sluggish keyboard response
while it's connected to a server. The latest reports the same behavior
with some networked apps (like terminal emulation) have the same problem,
but not others (like ICQ).
My only theory is that the keyboard driver is
i am sure John and the others on that list will mind if there are
^^^
discussions about converting from codewarrior - prc-tools on that
list.
Surely you meant will _not_ mind, didn't you? :-)
Regards,
Steve Mann
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At 10:18 2003-2-10 -0800, you wrote:
Jason:
So I guess there's no way to have it automatically install
when you drop the prc on the emulator or beam it to another user? My
ExgLib
application will not have a GUI or app icon that can be launched, and
I
don't think you get a syncNotify
In article 112922@palm-dev-forum,
Aaron Ardiri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone besides myself think it would be useful to have
a Mac-only Palm dev list or perhaps some dedicated web site
devoted to the topic?
If Palm doesn't step up to the plate, I've just setup a list...
On Mon, Feb 10, 2003 at 07:32:45PM +0100, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
Does anyone besides myself think it would be useful to have
a Mac-only Palm dev list or perhaps some dedicated web site
devoted to the topic?
If Palm doesn't step up to the plate, I've just setup a list...
feel free to
I would love to find a mailing list for users of prc-tools.
news.falch.net has pilot.programmer.gcc which is for user-level discussion
of prc-tools. I don't think there is a news-to-mail gateway for that.
tools-forum is the appropriate list at news.palmos.com for discussions
about tool
On Mon, Feb 10, 2003 at 07:32:45PM +0100, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
why not just subscribe to the prc-tools mailing list? there has been
a bit of macos x discussion there lately *specific* to prc-tools.
i am sure John and the others on that list will mind if there are
discussions about converting
Simply said, This is a licensee speaking, not PalmSource.
The licensee directed this to end users, of which (as I have heard from
those marketing guys) only about 10% of these users ever load a program
onto their devices. Less than one percent load a business program, the
rest are consumer
At 9:26 AM +0100 2/10/03, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
i dont know why the CWR9 on mac not happening is news to most of you.
Gee Aaron, maybe it had something to do with the statements MW made
at the last Palmsource.
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i am sure John and the others on that list will mind if there are
^^^
discussions about converting from codewarrior - prc-tools on that
list.
Surely you meant will _not_ mind, didn't you? :-)
yes.. '_not_' mind :) typo
---
Aaron Ardiri [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CEO -
Um. There are three lists there. prc-tools-announce, prc-tools-cvs,
and prc-tools-devel. None of them appear to be for purposes of
user-level discussion.
I would love to find a mailing list for users of prc-tools.
and, i think it takes a good few seconds for John to create a new one :)
i dont know why the CWR9 on mac not happening is news to most of you.
Gee Aaron, maybe it had something to do with the statements MW made
at the last Palmsource.
last palmsource? that was over a year ago - it brings up an interesting
question tho, when is the next palmsource event? :) some
At 9:24 AM -0800 2/10/03, Steve Mann wrote:
Does anyone besides myself think it would be useful to have a
Mac-only Palm dev list or perhaps some dedicated web site devoted to
the topic?
I think a separate mailing list would just marginalize us even more.
Better to keep the discussions in
Sean Charles [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
|
| What does it matter if you don't use it or don't need it??? I
| am puzzled
| greatly how this affects the battery life. Perhaps with less apps.
| installed, the refresh bicycles don't wear their tyres out
| and therefore
| last longer as
On Monday 10 February 2003 01:41 pm, Brian Smith wrote:
A few people using upIRC have been reporting sluggish keyboard response
while it's connected to a server. The latest reports the same behavior
with some networked apps (like terminal emulation) have the same problem,
but not others (like
maybe this kind of trivial, meaningless posting or response is
the troller's objective
| -Original Message-
| From: Oliver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
| Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2003 02:46
| To: Palm Developer Forum
| Subject: RE: Handspring says delete third-party applications
|
|
On Mon, Feb 10, 2003 at 08:29:18PM +0100, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
[David H. Silber wrote:]
I would love to find a mailing list for users of prc-tools.
Dude, this *is* a mailing list for prc-tools users :-). In practice, at
least. In theory, you'd add tools-forum into the mix for the tools-usage
From js3guj:
maybe this kind of trivial, meaningless posting
or response is the troller's objective
Might I suggest you take a look at the posting
history of Joe Malone in this forum:
http://escribe.com/computing/pcpqa/index.html?by=Authora=Joe%20Malone
I think a reasonable person would
On Mon, Feb 10, 2003 at 09:15:30PM +0100, John Marshall wrote:
On Mon, Feb 10, 2003 at 08:29:18PM +0100, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
[David H. Silber wrote:]
I would love to find a mailing list for users of prc-tools.
Dude, this *is* a mailing list for prc-tools users :-). In practice, at
least.
On Mon, Feb 10, 2003 at 03:34:37PM -0500, David H. Silber wrote:
On Mon, Feb 10, 2003 at 09:15:30PM +0100, John Marshall wrote:
Dude, this *is* a mailing list for prc-tools users :-). In practice, at
least. In theory, you'd add tools-forum into the mix for the tools-usage
discussions as
Oliver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
|
| Might I suggest you take a look at the posting
| history of Joe Malone in this forum:
|
| http://escribe.com/computing/pcpqa/index.html?by=Authora=Joe%20Malone
|
| I think a reasonable person would find that
| Joe has contributed significantly to
Dude, this *is* a mailing list for prc-tools users :-). In practice, at
least. In theory, you'd add tools-forum into the mix for the
tools-usage
discussions as opposed to the Palm OS programming discussions.
As found in: http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/prc-tools-devel
this
Hi everyone. I have two forms (A and B). Form A is the base form, or the
form that the user is currently looking at. On this form, there are some
control buttons and a bitmap being custom-drawn with a simple
WinDrawBitmap() call...
Now, I hit a menu item to bring up form B over most of form A
From: Haresh Gujarathi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
the thing sare getting clearer... I suppose I have to use a null modem
adapter...
Now I have another problem...
My cradle connects to USB instead of serial port...
Although you can probably (as I have) get a patchwork set
of standard cables to
Hey everyone,
I posted this on the Symbol forum, but I thought I'd post it here, just
in case.
I am looking to purchase used (and/or new) discontinued Symbol SPT1700
series 2D PalmOS units. Version of the PalmOS is unimportant. 8 meg RAM
preferred, 2 or 4 meg ROM OK.
The 2D
Hi all,
I am using CW9 on Win98. I debug my program on the real device (Tungsten).
My program works fine until I add segment 3 to it then the program works fine in the
debugger
until I exit the program. At this time the palm still OK. When I kill the debugger,
then the
Tungsten resets and and
Second try to get this through. Never did get it back (and yes, I am set
up to receive my own posts :-)
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At 14:32 2003-2-10 -0800, you wrote:
Hi all,
I am using CW9 on Win98. I debug my program on the real device (Tungsten).
My program works fine until I add segment 3 to it then the program works
fine in the debugger
until I exit the program. At this time the palm still OK. When I kill the
I'm not sure what OS that SPT uses, but older palms (Pre OS3.3) were only
capable of 57600kpbs on the serial port, (and therefore, I presume on the IR
port)., whereas newer palms are capable of the full 115200kpbs.
Alan
Ai Lee Tang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
news:112825@palm-dev-forum...
With all of the numerous postings today on whether there should be a
specific forum for prc-tools for Mac OSX, I don't believe anyone has
referenced http://sel.epfl.ch/~crivelli/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi. This is
an existing, although apparently very little used, forum for prc-tools
on MacOS X.
At 10:10 AM -0800 2/10/03, Scott Gruby wrote:
Does anyone besides myself think it would be useful to have a
Mac-only Palm dev list or perhaps some dedicated web site devoted to
the topic?
If Palm doesn't step up to the plate, I've just setup a list...feel free
to join.
You may recall
On Mon, 10 Feb 2003, Jason Freund wrote:
I didn't see any app install appLaunchCmd -- that would've been nice to
have here. I guess I will have to set the reset bit in order to get the
reset launch command.
Erm, unless I miss my guess, syncNotify is the install notification.
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FrmGotoForm().
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Hi everyone. I have two forms (A and B). Form A is the base form, or the
form that the user is currently looking at. On this form, there are some
Hi Ben,
I am using CW9 on Win98. I debug my program on the real device (Tungsten).
My program works fine until I add segment 3 to it then the program works
fine in the debugger
until I exit the program. At this time the palm still OK. When I kill the
debugger, then the
Tungsten resets and and
Hi Dan,
What I did is
In frmUpdateEvent, I call FrmDrawForm(), then do all the custom draw for your form
after that.
Sometimes, I have to erase the whole window, then draw the form, then do all the
custom draw.
Hope that helps.
tnn
__
Do you
Brian, Ben:
...
Erm, unless I miss my guess, syncNotify is the install notification.
Yes -- I'd thought that it only got that notice after a hotsync. The app
doesn't get it after dragging a PRC onto pose; but after testing, I see that
it does get the event after the app is beamed.
Thanks,
--- Oliver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
PS: Joe -- welcome back!
Oliver, thank you for your kind words.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And it sometimes includes FUD and sometimes (or more?)
arose flame war.
A brief review of everything I previously posted on Palm-dev-forum does
include
hi alan,
Thanks for the reply.
SPT1800 is using OS4.1. So i dont think is due to the OS.
rgds,
ailee
From: Alan Ingleby [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Sipix Pocket Printer
Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2003
You may recall that the person who administers these lists doesn't
actually read them, looking for embedded tidbits posted in her
direction. In order to get her attention, please send email to any
of the list-owner addresses indicated on the Forum Help page,
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Thanks for the
At 16:16 2003-2-10 -0800, you wrote:
Brian, Ben:
...
Erm, unless I miss my guess, syncNotify is the install notification.
Yes -- I'd thought that it only got that notice after a hotsync. The app
doesn't get it after dragging a PRC onto pose; but after testing, I see that
it does get the
Is there no way you can allocate your memory using MemHandleNew, and then
simply lock it down (MemHandleLock) as you need to access it? After all,
that's the way the OS was designed to be used...
Another alternative (which you're playing with breaking rules) is to
allocate the memory in the
No.
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Hi,
Can i remove the 4M ram disk on simulator ?
thanks
Chris
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I get an error message indicating that I am reading from an unlocked chunk
of memory. The memory chunk in question (trough pointer variable 'value')
is however not unlocked by me, and I can't really figure out if it does get
unlocked by itself somehow, or if there is something else wrong.
I am
But if it's showing the Serial num in the info dialog, doesn't that
imply it does have a serial number and one should be able to get it via
the api call?
Kevin
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On Fri, 7 Feb 2003, Gary Hislop wrote:
I have a Tungsten palm device which is running palm OS 5.0. For my
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