Is their any API by which we r able to get the database structure of any palm
application means we dont have the source code of SMS or versa mail application
but if i want to know what is the database field they r using in their
application is their any way to do that
so that i can
How about my newly created program.. is there a way that i can compile it with
the command line in windows? what should i do? c,)
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Hi Durgesh,
I believe the answer is no - unless the app owner (or hacker) publishes the
structure you are stuck.
The best you can probably do is use a tool like FileZ to examine and reverse
engineer the database records (when permitted by law).
Regards,
On 10/02/07, Durgesh Trivedi [EMAIL
Hi Caimito,
Look at a makefile for a similar project and copy the relevant commands to a
batch (.bat) file.
Basically use
m68k-palmos-gcc to compile each .c file to a .o object file
pilrc to compile each .rcp file to a .ro or series of .bins
build-prc to link the code and resources
The
Hi Walt,
Yes, I think your way is better.
I was wondering why I suggested a temporary copy and rename. I then
remembered that the last time I did something similar it was copying
configuration files between networked machines operating in a master/slave
hot-standby mode. There you had to
Curtis said (on or about) 02/09/2007 18:04:
My PC was just upgraded to WinXP, so I installed PODS 1.2.0.23, and copied over
my project files to the workspace directory. The environment starts up OK, but
when I try to import a project into the workspace, I get an error:
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Hi,
does anybody know the polynom which Crc16CalcBlock uses?
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Hi Helmut,
Googling
palmos crc polynomial
gives
http://www.koders.com/c/fid46FB44E6842DFB68A79E4D3CF70D4FF38D55D402.aspx
which may have what you want.
Regards,
On 10/02/07, Helmut A. Bender [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
does anybody know the polynom which Crc16CalcBlock uses?
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Hi all,
I am creating a parser for a pdb taken from a palm device. Though I am having
trouble reading the record entry List.
Everything works up to the point where I try to parse the record entry list.
Here's my code:
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class RecordList
{
public UInt32 nextRecordListID;
Am Samstag, 10. Februar 2007 14:11 schrieb Pinus Alba:
Hi Helmut,
Googling
palmos crc polynomial
gives
http://www.koders.com/c/fid46FB44E6842DFB68A79E4D3CF70D4FF38D55D402.aspx
which may have what you want.
Thanks, but no... thats the CRC32 of the zlib... I need to know the polynomial
On 2/10/07, Helmut A. Bender [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, but no... thats the CRC32 of the zlib... I need to know the polynomial
of the included Crc16CalcBlock API...
http://www.koders.com/c/fid8749525F1BD9303912F4DFBD3B01AE13A35604D5.aspx
there you go; same site - but, the sources to
I am parsing up to NumRecords fine... but for some reason I get huge
numbers for my offsets. I think I'm inturpreting the offset wrong... but am
not quite sure what to do.
Palm uses the big endian number format, and presumably you're on a x86 PC with
little endian. Try to read the offset as
I think each record in vhsu.pdb has the Deleted attribute set. Now, while I
don't think PalmOS should be deleting databases that have the Deleted attribute
set on each record, maybe this is a part of the cause. Try changing the record
attributes and see if it still happens.
Alex
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I have a simple test program ( see posting below) where I take two numeric
decimal fields and try to multiply their values and show the results on the
next form. I keep getting the same resulting value of 4.267e
Any help would be great
Here is the code
Hi DeanO,
There is a note that gcc users (like me) should use FlpBufferAToF() instead
of FlpAToF() (PalmOS ref. manual). I believe it used to be the case that
only codewarrior developers could use FlpAToF.
Could you be using the wrong function?
Regards,
On 10/02/07, DeanO [EMAIL PROTECTED]
so how would I convert this using the other function you suggested
// Convert a string to a float
theCompFloat.fd = FlpAToF(FldGetTextPtr(field) );
theFloat1 = theCompFloat.d;
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Hi DeanO,
Use
theCompFloat.fd = FlpBufferAToF(FldGetTextPtr(field) );
theFloat1 = theCompFloat.d;
Regards,
On 10/02/07, DeanO [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
so how would I convert this using the other function you suggested
// Convert a string to a float
Thank you bodo. That was part of the problem.
I initially thought that it wasn't as the UInt16 for numRecords was reading
right... but it turned out I was also reading 1 byte ahead.
Thanks again :)
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I once did this by calculating the true time every time the application started
or woke up using something like this:
UInt32 gTicks = 0;
void CalcStartingTick()
{
gTicks = TimGetTicks();
UInt32 seconds = TimGetSeconds();
UInt32 secondsTwo = 0;
do{
gTicks = TimGetTicks();
Alex, thank you very much for your time one this, I appreciate that a lot.
However, you must be mistaken. I just checked again, only the Dirty bit is set,
the Deleted bit is not set. All records are the same.
What I'm doing right now to tackle this problem is: 1. Use DmSyncDatabase() at
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