> Ah! It seems not! I've just found out how to decompile the .prc,
> and that code resource doesn't exist. Looks like I'll have to
> compile and build it myself??!?
Found the problem - I didn't realise that I had to set the Project
properties..C/C++ Build...Platform to 'Device Target' rather than
> I'm assuming that the PODS environment will correctly compile the ARM code
> and insert it into the .prc as a resource with the appropriate type and id
Ah! It seems not! I've just found out how to decompile the .prc, and that code
resource doesn't exist. Looks like I'll have to compile and bui
Hi,
I'm using PODS and have just started trying to write some C that I can call
using PceNativeCall.
Everything works fine when I run the code as a dll with the simulator, but when
I run it with the debugger, on a Treo680 over USB, the code resource is
returned as NULL from the DmGetResource c
Donald C. Kirker wrote:
>Sure. Bookmark importing.
Well with an email address of
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
it pretty much gives away what
Nokia has up its sleeves in developing
their next PDA :-)
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Yeah, I agree with Denis; Stick as close to ANSI C as possible. You'll thank
yourself in the long run.
- Original Message
From: Denis Faivre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Palm Developer Forum
Sent: Sunday, September 16, 2007 2:39:37 AM
Subject: Re: String Handling in Palm OS Applications
Ken
On 9/16/07, Terry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Do Sony Clie models that come with Palm OS 5.x include the High-Density
> Display Feature Set?
yes. it was defined in Palm OS 5.x - sony still had their own things for
certain things like the DIA support - as that was officially introduced in
palmos 5
Ken Hoyes wrote:
> I've been sitting
> with the manuals in front of me for a week. The C++ manual led me
> to string functions of the type I mentioned while the Palm manuals
> don't even mention them. Hence my confusion and frustration.
Ken,
Actually, Palm OS is far more C-oriented than C++. Yo
