I decided to dig up my program again and make a very simple project
to illustrate what I have done. It also fills a list dynamically,
but there are no memory leaks resulting from this code. You can
easily copy this code just as it is into a small project and try it
out. I have not really
I decided to respond to your question because sometime ago I also had
a very similiar problem. I tried to look again in my code what I did
to solve it, but can not remember exactly what it was. However, I
*think* you should try to also call your ClearPickedList from the
AppStop() function.
Hi Brian
I wrote two applications (GPSacreage and ThatWay!) the interfaces
to NMEA GPS devices like you want to do. In my case I found the
problem was not so much catering for different GPS types, but rather
different PalmOS versions. You have to make sure that you open and
close the
You did not really specify what language you prefer to program in. I
think this should be you first priority. For example... if your
applications will rely heavily on graphics and speed, then I
recommend you consider a C compiler like GCC (open source) or
CodeWarrior (commercial). But if
I think you problem is probably that you are performing the clean-up
portion in the wrong place. It should be executed in AppStop or
frmCloseEvent. What you can do is to have two global parameters
declared as follows:
static char **GprogramsArray
static UInt16 GnumItems
Then at the end of
I would actually also like to get an answer to this question. In the
TungstenT Simulator I see all the following files, which really makes
me think it should be able to Simulate BT library funtions to a
certain extent, but no amount of searching on the web made me any
wiser.
Here are the
Thanks! That ought to do the trick. This is very usefull feature
and I'm very impressed with it. :)
Werner
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At 08:37 AM 7/2/2003, wt wrote:
I'm using CW9 and its built-in PilRC. I would like to make use
use
of the international
be satisfied with it just went
away after
I recompiled it.
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Sent: Monday, June 23, 2003 7:10 AM
Subject: Re: How do one locate the cause for this Bus error?
It seems that I
It seems that I finally managed to resolve this problem myself.
Basically all I've done was to select factory settings in CW9 for the
debugger settings. Afterwards the problem was gone. I'm not sure
which setting was the offending one and would still like to know...
but at least the
I'm also very new to programming Palms is C and would also like to
see some working example of how to capture signatures. I tried to
follow Aaron's suggestion of searching the archives, but with this
Yahoo search engine it is not easy to find something in the
archives. My searches for more
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