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I have an app I developed originally under PalmOS 1.0 and have maintained
since. It runs now on my Tungsten E on PalmOS 5.4, but has some very strange
symptoms. When you install it, after the HotSync the device never returns from
the Cleaning Up message. If I press
Hello everybody, my application needs to send a binary file as attachment to a
known email address. I was thinking about using VersaMail but I found some
problems:
-using Exchange Manager I can't specify the receiver's address;
-the mailto:; scheme seems to be not fully supported, so can't use
i am wirting codes to playing a voice segment by
calling SndStreamCreate, first i wrote code in OS6
and everything is ok, then i create a 68K project
in PODS, and make some changed to the codes for the
reason of data types and other issues. the Simple
Sound API is called from one C++ class
Because the Integer to ByteArray function within the CDK provided COM functions
isn't working for me under VB 5.0 (but the ByteArray to Integer function is
working), I thought I'd attempt to perform the conversion from PC to Palm
format on my own, and test it by using the Palm to PC format
Aaron Ardiri wrote:
On 12/5/05, Luc Le Blanc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A user abroad tells me that on his OS 4.1 IIIxe, my application
displays
its forms in a lighter shade of gray than others. He also
notices that
with FileZ and a few apps, but says some other third party apps like
Hey all,
I've written a multi-segment application, I think I've even answered a
multi-segment question or two on this mailing list, but it's a confusing
subject and now I have a multi-segment question of my own: has anyone
had any success with the --split-by-file argument to the GCC linker?
Hi,
I´m having a problem with a aplication hat reads a prc from a server and mount
it on the device.
the prob it that when i soft reset all prcs i tranfered with my app disapear
from the device.
But the pdbs i mount the same way don´t.
whats wrong?
the prcs work fine until i soft reset the
Sorry for being off topic, I came across this posting sometime later, and could
not believe that I had posted this reply. Sorry..
How could I do this ? Shame on me
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according to prctools docs
texi/prc-tools_5.html#SEC4
there is something like
There are also the following caveats:
* While describing the section attribute, the GCC manual suggests using the
linker to split an executable into sections. Just like `-ffunction-sections',
this doesn't work.
so
Jagat.
Is good to see this replay from you. Is well know that everyone has bad
days, recently I had one, can be seen in the Palm OS Development is a mess
thread.
The most important about this are not the good days, but that we learn from
the bad days.
Eduardo Orea.
Palmman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is there any way to use a launch code alarm [AlmSetAlarm()] to trigger an alarm without causing the screen to turn on?Or do I need to use AlmSetProcAlarm() and figure out some way to get that to work?I really don't want the screen to turn on when my alarm gets triggered, so thanks for any help.
Hola, gracias por escribirme, te contestaré a la mayor brevedad !!!
Jose
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Alternatively, is there any way to detect if the screen was off when my alarm got triggered? If so, then I could simply turn it off again after running my code. That wouldn't be so bad.Anyone know if this is possible?
-Benjamin BloomfieldOn 12/12/05, Benjamin Bloomfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is
I am trying to make sure I am properly locking and unlocking records in my
DBs while reading the data and as part of my testing I am occasionally
leaving some records locked and close my DB/app. I assume that a soft reset
will clear all locks on records (set the lock count for all records in all
Hi All,
I have a requirement to send about 60 packets/second (TCP)
to a server. But the best I can get is only 40-43 packets out/second. I
benchmarked on the performance of NetLibSend on Tungsten T3, using Bluetooth.
The test program is a simple while (true) loop with sends 24
bytes
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