So, my real question is, why isn't everyone demanding that the
hardware manufacturer incorporates a unique serial number, or
unique ID of some type, that is Read Only on every device?
One extra 25 cent chip on every device, that's all it would take.
i've ignored the rest of this thread -
Tony Janke wrote...
I am trying to implement a timer but have a few questions.
Tony,
I use the following system for animation, perhaps you could apply
something like this;
I modify the call to EvtGetEvent(event, eventTimeOut), so that the
eventTimeOut is essentially a timer that will return a
Ben Combee wrote:
At 12:02 PM 11/18/2004, you wrote:
I show a bitmap in my application that is composed by some irregular
forms. I'd like to enable an user to select the operation to perform
by clicking in one of these forms. For example, let's say I show a
simple picture of a computer, where
Hi All,
I'm sending a huge file (around 64Kb or more) over a socket connection using
NetLibSend within a loop.
If i run the application with a break point within the loop, the file gets
transfered to the other end properly.
But if i run thru the function without any break point, the complete file
I've said it before here, locks only keep honest people out. The people
that will steal your software will do so no matter what kind of protection
you try. They are also unlikely to purchase it no matter the cost.
Breaking protection is an end onto itself.
The smallest amount or least obtrusive
When I tested WebPro 3.5, it worked fine with this URL syntax; I don't know if
this is a change from 3.0.1c or not. It could be a demo limitation as well.
I just found my original T3 installation disc and installed the Web Pro Browser
that came with the T3, which was version 3.0. It still
That would be great if every device used a memory card, but they don't.
Limiting the program to a memory card is the same as limiting the program to
specific device. A device that has a ROM Serial Number is a more better
solution. But, I'm glad to see that there is someone on here who
But, I'm glad to see that there is someone on here who understands the
need for a solution.
I personally take exception to that statement (a little bit) :)
We *ALL* understand the need for a solution, and I don't see that a
serial numbered device is a final solution at all. As has already been
There can be no security, when the files can merely be copied from the backup
folder to any machine using the same UserName. That's about as lame as it
gets. Do you think it takes a hacker to do that?
I'm not going to debate my expertise as a programmer with you, nor my
experience in the
My last reply was for Chris, not you John. Thanks for your input.
Bob
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The Companion 2 book has a single reference to a general purpose output on the
external connector. Is this available for our use? If so, which pin is it,
and how can I set the output level?
This isn't for production use; I just need to verify Bluetooth message timing.
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Hi all
I am trying to debug a PalmOS C++ application, but I am getting strange
results for variables.
I have a simple code like this:
class Foo{
Foo();
~Foo();
setX(int newX);
int x;
}
void foo::setX(int newX){
Foo:x = newX;
}
Pilotmain(){
Foo foo = new Foo();
setX(13); //here
I am assuming WebPro 3.5 is a browser currently available only to Palm
employees. All I see is 3.0.x. (http://www.palmone.com/us/software/webpro30/)
Web Browser 3.5 came on the CD with my PalmOne Zire 72, and I have it
installer on both my Zire 72 and my my Tungsten C.
However, the
My application manages as many DBs as the user creates. When data is beamed to
it, if a database with the same name already exists, a merge processs must take
place between beamed and existing records. To do this, I wish to close the
currently open DB (if any) and ideally go back to the Main
At 09:16 AM 11/23/2004, you wrote:
That would be great if every device used a memory card, but they
don't. Limiting the program to a memory card is the same as limiting the
program to specific device. A device that has a ROM Serial Number is a
more better solution. But, I'm glad to see that
Make sure that all optimizations are turned off in the compiler, and
see if that helps.
Dave Johnson
On Nov 23, 2004, at 9:02 AM, Erico Franco wrote:
Hi all
I am trying to debug a PalmOS C++ application, but I am getting strange
results for variables.
I have a simple code like this:
class Foo{
I'm trying to go through the Hello World tutorial in the help file. When I
try to build the project I get the following:
make clean all
MAKE Version 5.2 Copyright (c) 1987, 1988 Inprise Corp.
rm main.o hello.exe
Fatal: Command arguements too long
I just downloaded the Palm OS Developer
At 11:27 AM 11/23/2004, you wrote:
I'm trying to go through the Hello World tutorial in the help file. When
I try to build the project I get the following:
make clean all
MAKE Version 5.2 Copyright (c) 1987, 1988 Inprise Corp.
rm main.o hello.exe
Fatal: Command arguements too long
I just
I am unable to get the PINS API to work on my T3. After some Googling, I was
able to find that I need to install two PRC files for the PINS API to work.
These files were missing from the T3 ROM update.
I am unable to find these PRC files. Where can they be found/downloaded?
Thanks,
Thierry
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Hi everybody
cause i found table too dificul i´m using 3 lists emulating a 3 column
table the problem arises when the items are more than visible for list
so the arrow is shown ... how i know that the arrow was tapped?
tnx in advence
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On Mon, Nov 22, 2004 at 08:18:33PM -, Bob Kodadek wrote:
Well, I have searched this forum, the PalmOne site, Appforge, and
everything I can find on the internet, and no one has ever found a
solution to protecting software apps on Palm devices. I've seen lots
of explanations and whimsy,
On Mon, Nov 22, 2004 at 11:00:51PM -, Bob wrote:
Just imagine waking up one morning to find your program available for
free download on the internet to anyone and everyone who wants it.
Once that happens, it's over. You aren't selling that program again.
I can find any number of copies of
At 11:55 AM 11/23/2004, you wrote:
I am unable to get the PINS API to work on my T3. After some Googling, I
was able to find that I need to install two PRC files for the PINS API to
work. These files were missing from the T3 ROM update.
I am unable to find these PRC files. Where can they be
Hi Dave,
The problem persists.
I used the -O0 to turn-off optimizations.
I tried I little code to check if the problem is the debugger:
foo:x = 13; / =0x000d but the debugger display 0x0d00
if (x = = 13){
//this is ok!the code is working fine, the problem is the Debugger's
variable
On Nov 23, 2004, at 10:02 AM, Eka Gauranga Das wrote:
cause i found table too dificul i´m using 3 lists emulating a 3 column
table the problem arises when the items are more than visible for list
so the arrow is shown ... how i know that the arrow was tapped?
You can look for a penDownEvent in the
steve:
yes tnx i did it before and i thought i was missing something ... its
a lstEnterevent but i have to take into account the x y of arrows
so... i likely nasty
trying tables
tnx
On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 11:11:39 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Nov 23, 2004, at 10:02 AM,
Bob wrote:
Limiting the program to a memory card is the same as limiting the program
to specific device. A device that has a ROM Serial Number is a more
better solution.
In a purely practical sense, a single solution like a ROM serial number
is NOT a good solution. The reason is, in a 68k
Ben Combee wrote:
At 11:55 AM 11/23/2004, you wrote:
I was able to find that I need to install two PRC files for the PINS
API to work. These files were missing from the T3 ROM update.
Well, strictly speaking, you can make the PINS API work without
those updated files, but life is a lot
Ben,
Mind telling me/us what does PINS mean?
We have them also, here:
http://www.handshigh.com/html/tungstent3.html
Nikolai Filipov
Handshigh Tech Support
At 20:39 23.11.2004, you wrote:
At 11:55 AM 11/23/2004, you wrote:
I am unable to get the PINS API to work on my T3. After some Googling, I
Well, strictly speaking, you can make the PINS API work without
those updated files, but life is a lot easier if you require users
to install them, since then you can have code that will work on
other (newer) devices too instead of only on the T3.
How does one make the PINS API work without
At 01:05 PM 11/23/2004, you wrote:
Hi Dave,
The problem persists.
I used the -O0 to turn-off optimizations.
I tried I little code to check if the problem is the debugger:
foo:x = 13; / =0x000d but the debugger display 0x0d00
if (x = = 13){
//this is ok!the code is working fine, the
At 01:52 PM 11/23/2004, you wrote:
Ben,
Mind telling me/us what does PINS mean?
Pen INput Services -- See PinInputMgr.h in current Palm OS SDKs.
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Developer Fourm Archives:
Thanks Ben,
the ZIP file doesn't mention PINS anywhere, it says DIA - Dynamic Input
Area APIs.
So is PINS and DIA a name for the same thing, or are they different?
Nikolai F.
Handshigh Tech Support
At 22:48 23.11.2004, you wrote:
At 01:52 PM 11/23/2004, you wrote:
Ben,
Mind telling me/us what
At 02:57 PM 11/23/2004, you wrote:
Thanks Ben,
the ZIP file doesn't mention PINS anywhere, it says DIA - Dynamic Input
Area APIs.
So is PINS and DIA a name for the same thing, or are they different?
DIA is Dynamic Input Area. Generally, these refer to the same set of APIs,
although some of the
The PalmSource.com domain seems to be wrong. I hope it is an intentional
change, but I didn't see anything about it.
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At 04:15 PM 11/23/2004, you wrote:
The PalmSource.com domain seems to be wrong. I hope it is an intentional
change, but I didn't see anything about it.
I'm having network connectivity issues getting to the mothership all
afternoon. I've been in touch with people at the home office, and it looks
I inherited some legacy Palm code that I'm trying to compile with the latest
CW compiler and SDK 5.
I get the error: illegal use of incomplete struct/union/class 'struct
FormBitmapTag'.
This is because with SDK 4.0 and up access to struct internals is blocked.
The problem I have is that the
At 05:18 PM 11/23/2004, you wrote:
My other options are quite unpleasant: 1) back up to an older SDK, 2)
modify the BuildDefaults.h file in the SDK.
You can also make your own glue code -- just #define the appropriate macro
to allow access to the structures you need before you #include PalmOS.h
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Ben Combee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Note: if you're using a precompiled header, that will override the
fresh include of PalmOS.h, so you'd be best to make your own static
library that does this access built without precompiled headers, and
link that into your
I ended up doing something like you suggest. I couldn't get Ben's
suggestion(s) to work, then I noticed that my .cpp files weren't even
including the PalmOS.h -- so I've probably got something pathological going
on.
My issue is that this code was developed on the Macintosh, while I'm
developing
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Ben Combee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
At 04:15 PM 11/23/2004, you wrote:
The PalmSource.com domain seems to be wrong. I hope it is an intentional
change, but I didn't see anything about it.
I'm having network connectivity issues getting to the mothership all
At 06:59 PM 11/23/2004, you wrote:
I ended up doing something like you suggest. I couldn't get Ben's
suggestion(s) to work, then I noticed that my .cpp files weren't even
including the PalmOS.h -- so I've probably got something pathological going
on.
No, your project is likely using a precompiled
At 06:27 PM 11/23/2004, you wrote:
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Ben Combee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Note: if you're using a precompiled header, that will override the
fresh include of PalmOS.h, so you'd be best to make your own static
library that does this access built without precompiled
Ah, yes - I see PalmOS_Headers_Debug. I assume I just clear the field?
(and then add the headers I need in my source files.)
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Bob wrote:
That would all be true for a program that sells for $20, $30, or $50. I was
referring to commercial software that costs much more and would be in big
demand.
Would it be worth giving out new license keys? Absolutely!
Just imagine waking up one morning to find your program available
KC,
Yes, I agree with you that using EvtEnqueueKey() seems more proper. I
have tried calling EvtEnqueueKey() to shut off the Palm device, it just
simply works equally well. Thanks for your and Steven Fisher's
advices.
Regards,
Stephen H.S. Lee
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From: [EMAIL
Thanks for suggestions Ben, but still no luck.
Use the project inspector (it's one of the buttons
in
the project window) to look and see how CW is
finding
your files.
All rcp files in correct places.
Consider deleting the _Data folder (with CW closed)
to make it research for
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Baxter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Ah, yes - I see PalmOS_Headers_Debug. I assume I just clear the field?
(and then add the headers I need in my source files.)
You could. But the precompiled header can be the difference between 5
minute compiles and 20 second
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