Hi All,
I have recently been looking at PalmOS development and have a couple of
questions that maybe someone will be able to help me on.
a) What device runs the Cobalt OS?
b) I want to do network programming using the Bluetooth device, and then
WiFi. Is there an SDK to support these? Is there
At 11:52 PM 2/15/2005, you wrote:
I'm relatively new to Palm programming, and one of the projects I've done
is a little utility used by me and maybe a couple of other people. It
displays a modal dialog in the middle of the display, about 3/4 the width
and the height of the full diplay. Also,
a) What device runs the Cobalt OS?
No released devices run Palm OS Cobalt at this time.
b) I want to do network programming using the Bluetooth device, and then
WiFi. Is there an SDK to support these? Is there a guide?
In general, you just use NetLib and rely on the user to have the proper
Hi Ben,
Thanks for the info.
What plans are there for a Palm OS cobalt device release?
With regard to the video streaming, I am actually porting a library I use
for desktop applications so hopefully it won't take that long. What would
help would be some sample code for a simple application
JSY,
There's no cout , the PalmOS is a GUI, so you'll have to use StrPrintF() to
format it, and WinDrawChars() to put it on the screen.
For converting a string to an integer use StrAToI()
Chris.
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hi,
Can anybody suggest me a way or an api function to know whether our/any
application is running or not.
Regards ,
chintan
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Hi,
Is Hot Sync version 6.0 released?
If yes, where can i get that?
- Martin Prabakar.
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Hi there,
I understand that the Palm OS uses it's own bitmap format. Is there any library
support to decode standard formats such as jpg, gif, etc. into the Palm OS
format so they can be displayed on a Palm ?
Thanks,
Fernando
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I bought it with my TT5.
pm Is Hot Sync version 6.0 released?
pm If yes, where can i get that?
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Thanks for your message Chris.
Have you tried your game on T3?
The problem is that no matter if you detect pen Events and not let them be
processed by the system or simply ignore them, when you use touch pad
performance drops more than 30%.
I'm begining to believe that there is nothing that
Hi,
Please try to send me HotSync 6 version, I need that urgently.
- Martin Prabakar.
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Subject: Re: Hot Sync.
Marek,
I initially developed the game on a M515, then also on a T3 after I had
newer OS troubles (nothing beats testing on the real thing)
It's freeware, look for CaveRun on PalmGear, and try for yourself, touching
the screen makes no difference at all to the game.
Here is the event loop used
Marek,
Something I should also mention is the game was unplayable on a T3 because
it was so fast - I had to cap it at 50fps. This may be why you're getting a
slow down.
It may be worth dumping out the FPS on-screen so you can see how slow it is
with the pen movements, then capping it at that
Subject: Re: PODS vs CodeWarrior
From: Mikhail Barashkov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2005 11:30:03 +0200
CodeWarrior, as far as know, will not be further developed for
PalmOS platform (i.e. Cobalt support, etc).
Has there been any official word from Metrowerks about this?
No.
Hello I'm having problems with this error... Can anyone tell me what this
means?
I suspect this part of my code to cause the problem.
Boolean Get_One_Buffer(unsigned char* buffer)
{
activeBuf-isFull = 0;
MemMove(buffer, activeBuf-buf, IN_BUFFER_SIZE);
activeBuf =
Hi,
I'm not sure if this is in the correct forum.
I am developing a Flash Player for the Palm OS 5 and was wondering could anyone
here point me in the right direction for information on porting a Flash Player
onto the Palm OS. Where do I start and what should I know.
I am unfamiliar with Palm
At 08:13 AM 2/16/2005, you wrote:
Hi,
Please try to send me HotSync 6 version, I need that urgently.
You can download the Palm Desktop releases for the palmOne Tungsten T5 and
Treo 650 from the pluggedin.palmone.com site. These include Palm Desktop
4.1.4 and HotSync Mananger 6.0.1.
-- Ben
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Hi there,
I understand that the Palm OS uses it's own bitmap format. Is there any
library support to decode standard formats such as jpg, gif, etc. into the
Palm OS format so they can be displayed on a
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I've already started a discussion about it earlier but the problem is not
solved and I think it may bother some of Palm game developers.
In my game to get maximum performance in my event loop I have:
Hi Regis,
Thank you very much for the pointer. This is very useful.
Cheers,
Fernando
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Does anyone knows if there is a library with SQL commands to connect to
a remote DataBase.
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Hmm...
What error are you getting? On which line of code? How big is
IN_BUFFER_SIZE, and how much space is allocated for buffer, and is
it allocated in heap or storage RAM? What does Get_Next_Full_Buffer()
do, and what is all of this trying to accomplish?
Without knowing any of that, we can only
You can use SysCurAppDatabase to get the db ID of the currently active
application.
-Jon
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If you are running with a debugger, you can use DbgMessage and/or
HostTraceOutputTL
-Jon
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When your code is executing, doesn't that imply that your app is
running? So the API call to detect if your app is running is really:
Boolean fAmIRunning() { return true; }
Krzysztof Kowalczyk | http://blog.kowalczyk.info
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Doh! Sorry, I didn't read the original posting. Oh, well. =) You can
disregard my original message.
-Jon
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Also, you should make sure that the full screen writing is disabled. You can
use GoLcdSetStatus(refNum, goLcdDisabled) to make sure that it is turned off.
-Jon
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I would recommend getting Palm OS programming bible
(http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0764549618/) book. It
tells you all the basic (and more) things about Palm OS that you need
to know.
Sign up for palmsource developer program
(http://www.palmos.com/dev/programs/, click Palm OS
I'm 95% sure that there is no such thing (the 5% is because it's not
possible to proove that something doesn't exist).
In any case, you should be more specific e.g. which database do you
want to connect to?
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The Palm OS Reference states that;
TxtCharIsHardKey Macro is valid only if International Feature Set is
present.
I believe that is incorrect, and causes confusion.
It is a simple macro that does not use any TxtManager function, and works
with any OS.
I believe I once saw a Post about this.
Please
On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 14:12:17 -0800, Krzysztof Kowalczyk
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Boolean fAmIRunning() { return true; }
Reminds me of a telephone conference lately. Not everyone had sound, so
the speaker asked Can you all hear me?
... ;)
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Some of you might find this interview with David Nagel interesting:
http://www.infoworld.com/article/05/02/14/HNpalmsourceceo_1.html
He remarks on future plans for Linux and Cobalt. If I understand correctly,
Cobalt will be there (probably as a translation between the API's and the
Linux
Hello,
I am trying to use WinScreenLock to avoid flickering.
I use it the following way:
UInt8 * lPreventFlicker = 0;
//prevent flickers
if (hasNewFeatureset35())
{
lPreventFlicker = WinScreenLockPadict(winLockCopy);
}
//insert code for drawing here
if (lPreventFlicker)
Cory Pratt wrote:
snip
smartphone apps will have to be signed by the
wireless carrier to be able to load them.
snip
...and elsewhere in the article he states that one of the advantages of
PalmOS is that there are ten thousand apps avalilable for download. Of
course, it's likely that only a
Ingbert Grimpe wrote:
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Boolean fAmIRunning() { return true; }
Reminds me of a telephone conference lately. Not everyone had sound, so
the speaker asked Can you all hear me?
Or like the time many years ago
Cory Pratt wrote:
He remarks on future plans for Linux and Cobalt. If I understand correctly,
Cobalt will be there (probably as a translation between the API's and the
Linux kernel), but the apps are being ported to Linux (probably for the
improved driver support).
I didn't quite get that
Plus, also keep in mind that the scenario where someone buys an app
from PalmGear and can't load it on the smartphone is not going to
happen very much. People who have smartphones (with the exception
of the tiny percentage who had a Palm OS device before getting the
phone) make 99.9% of
I experienced that on some devices iQue3600 and Tungsten C, the WinScreenLock
causes a freeze of the device.
I do not have the devices myself and it is not reproducible on the simulator so
testing is difficult. However it looks like the WinScreenLock returned 0
although it did lock the form.
Benoit Cerrina wrote:
This locks up on Garmin iQue3600 and on tungsten C (maybe on other device).
The lock up is only on the physical machine, nothing on the simulator.
I really need help on this one. what other precaution should I use when
using WinScreenLock.
Is there any known bugs?
Log on to PalmSource and download the Web Browser 2 SDK (it includes the
PRC's) for the simulator if it is Garnet (5.x) based or Web Browser 3.0 if
the Simulator is Cobalt (6.x) based. Both are very good and do not require a
proxy. Web Browser 3 is the best, but requires Cobalt to run.
-Donald
Well you bunch of , he most probably meant during a different launch
(like alarm) he would like to know if his main application is currently
running.
I am hereby quoting from the Palm OS Programmer's Companion, Volume I
If your application receives a launch code other than
For Jpeg have a look at
http://www.bin-people.de/pnoJpegLib/
Stefan
Fernando Israel wrote:
Hi there,
I understand that the Palm OS uses it's own bitmap format. Is there any library
support to decode standard formats such as jpg, gif, etc. into the Palm OS
format so they can be displayed on a
--- Cory Pratt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
He also goes on to say that smartphone apps will
have to be signed by the
wireless carrier to be able to load them.
Didn't get this out of the article. In the article it
states a supported capability, it mentions nothing
that I can find on a
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