Chris wrote:
This is very similar to a problem I'm having. I don't understand the palm file
system at all. I'm trying very hard to port an application from the windows
world to the Palm world, and it needs to keep it's data files as data files
with wierd extensions that only make sense to my
Hi People,
I don't think that they will do it for a long time-at least not in Europe.
Here, we have the HTC Magician selling for 50 bucks with Contract from
T-Mobile. Almost all carriers run HTC stuff, but don't have any PalmOne
stuff which they believe to be unstable in terms of hardware
Will Palm's PluggedIn Developer program provides a Windows Mobile SDK for its
Treo 7002?
Does that mean all existing 12,000 PluggedIn developers are automatically
converted to Windows Mobile developers?
I have been a Palm OS developer for many years. Am I switched to Windows Mobile
developers
Tony Yat-Tung Cheung wrote:
Will Palm's PluggedIn Developer program provides a Windows Mobile SDK for its
Treo 7002?
Probably, if it wants to and thinks that it is a good idea.
Does that mean all existing 12,000 PluggedIn developers are automatically
converted to Windows Mobile
Hello,
I've been messing with the framework included with the book (it's not too bad
once you get it to compile), but when I go to use the EZAssetCompiler
(external program written in VB), it creates a pdb file with nothing in it. Has
anybody had any success with this at all? I suppose there's
Yes, there have been many rumors. The most recent big news regarding PalmOS is
the sale of PalmSource (the PalmOS developer) to Access, a Japanese company
which makes browsers for mobile devices. From 10 Sept 2005,
http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000227058227/
Prior to that, in Dec 2004,
At 01:46 PM 9/24/2005, you wrote:
Hi,
Is there an alloca equiv with codewarrior ?
__alloca will work if prototyped correctly.
works, thanks :)
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Has this gone unnoticed by the Palm developers' community?
http://styletap.com
I don't have a PPC device to test it, and the current driver does not
work on the Windows-based PPC Device Emulator, but I was told next
version will.
A PPC emulator is available at:
Microsoft Device Emulator
Chris wrote:
So ... in your comment above, are you saying that I need to have a list of
filenames that my program will use in order for the palm to allow me to use
it?
The only reason why you would tell the OS about the file extensions you
app can handle is when you want to use HotSync to
Have you tried to adding it to the end of the end of the database?
index = dmMaxRecordIndex;
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I converted the Mail app from the PalmOS_5_SDK_68K_R3 to prc-tools, converting
the resources using both ptools to extract from the PRC and the open source
rsrc2rcp Perl tool (I would be happy to buy the commercial one, except I don't
have or ever want to have Windows).
It runs fine (palmos
Hi everyone,
Does palm OS Developer Suite 1.2 support floating-point math functions? I try
#include math.h and #include palmmath.h, but both got errors. Could you
please help? Thanks.
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Elsewhere on this forum I discovered that SyncNotify code must all be in code
segment 1. Also, to debug such code, create a tiny app with a single button
that calls the app to be debugged with the SyncNotify launch code.
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Hello EB,
I have written a conduit which reads parses
XML file dumps relevent data on Handheld
[PDB]..location of this file is on local
machine/desktop..now I would like to set the reference
for reading this file from Network based server
machine.
Do I need to take any special care to
I am writing routine for Serial WakeupHandler and it sometimes causes
soft-reset due to stack overflow. Is it possible to change stack size or
to use my own stack during executing my wakeuphandler? How is stack size
assigned from PalmOS to applications?
Is it possible to get free stack size?
Hynek Sladky wrote:
I am writing routine for Serial WakeupHandler and it sometimes causes
soft-reset due to stack overflow. Is it possible to change stack size or
to use my own stack during executing my wakeuphandler? How is stack size
assigned from PalmOS to applications?
Is it possible to
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