Fatal error: Fatal exception

Hi, I get a "Fatal error: Fatal exception" sporadically when I exit my application on Palm V. I am testing with a prc and 2 pqas.All of them have a default icon provided by Palm OS. Does anyone else have a problem with applications having the same icons?

Re: Fatal error: Fatal exception

: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Labhesh Patel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: Fatal error: Fatal exception Date: Fri, 29 Sep 2000 08:47:30 +0800 Your post is too general, I doubt you'll get any replies on the list 'cause people don't know exactly how to help you. My suggestion would

Fatal exception when installing my program, why ?

Hi, I'm currently developping a quite large app (>200 ko) on 4 segments (which are, i think, well organized). I meet troubles during HotSync (a Fatal Exception occurs) when I install it on a Palm Vx but not on Palm V. Has somebody already met this problem or can someone give me a hint

Re: Fatal exception when installing my program, why ?

> Check out this information in the knowledge base: > > > It tells you how (using Codewarrior) to check to make sure that > > everything is in the proper segment. I had this same thing happen to me > yesterday; I accidentally moved a file to another se

Re: Fatal exception when installing my program, why ?

[[ This message was both posted and mailed: see the "To," "Cc," and "Newsgroups" headers for details. ]] I will try to put it another way. When your program starts with a NormalLaunch, or a GoTo launch, you have globals, and the Palm startup code will relocate the other segments in a multi-segm

Fatal Exception

What could cause a apps to make a Fatal Exception when the appstop event is posted in the event queues ?? All my apps work well, except when it quit... I have this terrible Fatal Exception that freeze up the Palm even if I hit the Reset button ( software button ) it press but never release and

Re: Fatal Exception

n) "Nesse, Rustin" wrote: > You aren't overflowing your event queue, are you? Check to see if > you are...you may have to flush the event queue before you do your > stop event...or let it clear itself out a bit, then do the appStopEvent. > > -Rus > > >What coul

Re: Fatal Exception

For Rus: Shared Library do you mean Serial Lib ( SysLibFind )? If no, I don't use shared Library. serial Port is closed, thats for sure i've tested this a long time. I don't use database either. For Aaron: I would use POSE but I have serial comm and I didn't find a way to simulate modem call wit

Re: Fatal exception when installing my program, why ?

The replies to this thread are all correct and were very helpful (I've been battling the same bug). Here's an abbreviated summation: 1. Read http://oasis.palm.com/dev/kb/papers/1469.cfm. Although the article isn't complete, it will tell you things you need to know to create a multi-segment appli

Re: Fatal Exception

"Aaron Ardiri" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > For Aaron: > > I would use POSE but I have serial comm and I didn't find a way > > to simulate modem call with POSE so I can't get to the point where > > the error ocurs, you see (I'll try to explain shortly) > > I communicate via modem with a server th

Re: Fatal Exception

First of all I would like to thanx all of you for the help you are giving me. To Rik: No I don't have breakpoint and its still crash. But thanx its a good thing to know and I'll watch this closely for now on. To Aaron: I found what you said and it almost worked. Almost because it actualy printing

Re: Fatal Exception

IT WORKED It was only a speed biference problem The modem communicate at 19200 but the serial itself is only a 14400 So I ajusted my server and it answered on the serial And as I said its a memory problem. Ok can someone tell me the golden rules to use with memory allocation. All along the wa

Re: Fatal Exception

"victor rey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi, > as the subject says I'm getting this error message and I need help, a > lot of help. After reading all messages about this error I don't get > solving this one. I read, for example, if in close event I returned > true I had to do first frmeraseform

Re: Fatal Exception on call to WinDrawChars()

gt; with "Called WinDrawChars()") > I run my program regularly, the forms draws OK, and when it's time to draw > the text - "Fatal exception". > I take a look at the log file: > > Calling GetDirectoryDateTime() > Called GetBackupDateTime() > Calling DrawT

Re: Fatal Exception on call to WinDrawChars()

Log() writes to a log file on a memory card using VFS. I run my program under debug - everything works fine. (The log file ends with "Called WinDrawChars()") I run my program regularly, the forms draws OK, and when it's time to draw the text - "Fatal exception". I take a look

Re: Fatal Exception on call to WinDrawChars()

If memory serves, txt must be NUL terminated, even with the NameLen > paramter. Debugging may move some items around in memory that provide an > "invisible" NUL. > > JamesS > > Jonathan Carse wrote: > > Hey folks. > > > > A simple call to WinDrawCh

Re: Fatal Exception on call to WinDrawChars()

this works fine when debugging using GDB. When no debugger is attached, it throws a fatal exception. 2007/11/15, Dmitry Grinberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > is the buffer txt allocated? > if so, please do an ASSERT(MemPtrSize(txt)>NameLen), and make sure that is > ok > > On N

Re: Fatal Exception on call to WinDrawChars()

around in memory that provide an > "invisible" NUL. > > JamesS > > > Jonathan Carse wrote: > > Hey folks. > > > > A simple call to WinDrawChars() causes a fatal exception: > > > > WinDrawChars((Char*)txt, NameLen, bounds->topLeft.x+nRigh

Re: Fatal Exception on call to WinDrawChars()

meLen > > paramter. Debugging may move some items around in memory that provide an > > "invisible" NUL. > > > > JamesS > > > > Jonathan Carse wrote: > > > Hey folks. > > > > > > A simple call to WinDrawChars() causes a fatal ex

Re: Fatal Exception on call to WinDrawChars()

If memory serves, txt must be NUL terminated, even with the NameLen paramter. Debugging may move some items around in memory that provide an "invisible" NUL. JamesS Jonathan Carse wrote: Hey folks. A simple call to WinDrawChars() causes a fatal exception: WinDrawChars((Char*)tx

Fatal Exception on call to WinDrawChars()

Hey folks. A simple call to WinDrawChars() causes a fatal exception: WinDrawChars((Char*)txt, NameLen, bounds->topLeft.x+nRightX-NameWidth, bounds->topLeft.y); I would post the values of the parameters, but first of all I must mention that if I put a breakpoint at this line, and step thro

RE: Fatal Exception during program installation, fine afterwards

Thanks, that's it. Remi. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Luciano Wagner Kalisewski Sent: April 10, 2007 11:31 AM To: Palm Developer Forum Subject: Re: Fatal Exception during program installation, fine afterwards RomVersionCompatible

Re: Fatal Exception during program installation, fine afterwards

ECTED] On Behalf Of Ben Combee Sent: April 10, 2007 10:15 AM To: Palm Developer Forum Subject: Re: Fatal Exception during program installation, fine afterwards I'm only responding to: sysAppLaunchCmdNormalLaunch But then, that's all this application has ever responded to, and

RE: Fatal Exception during program installation, fine afterwards

Palm Developer Forum Subject: Re: Fatal Exception during program installation, fine afterwards > I'm only responding to: > > sysAppLaunchCmdNormalLaunch > > But then, that's all this application has ever responded to, and this has > never happened before..

Re: Fatal Exception during program installation, fine afterwards

I'm only responding to: sysAppLaunchCmdNormalLaunch But then, that's all this application has ever responded to, and this has never happened before... Do I *need* to handle other launch codes? No, but you need to make sure you don't use any global variable in code that runs before you

RE: Fatal Exception during program installation, fine afterwards

TECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: April 10, 2007 10:05 AM To: Palm Developer Forum Subject: re: Fatal Exception during program installation, fine afterwards Check your PilotMain function, to see which launch codes you are responding to. -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer For

re: Fatal Exception during program installation, fine afterwards

Check your PilotMain function, to see which launch codes you are responding to. -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/

Fatal Exception during program installation, fine afterwards

the while. I want to run some tests on the device. I uninstall my old copy on the device and run the hotsync. I then try to install the new copy. When I do, I get a Fatal Exception alert on the device - and when I hit "reset", it goes into a loop: reset, Fatal Exception, reset, etc

Re: Re: NetLibOpen Fatal Exception on a Treo 650

Hola, gracias por escribirme, te contestaré a la mayor brevedad !!! Jose -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

Re: NetLibOpen Fatal Exception on a Treo 650

5:06 PM Subject: Re: NetLibOpen Fatal Exception on a Treo 650 Update:Right now, it seems to cause a fatal exception without fail when I call NetLibOpen on the Treo 650 and am not yet connected to the phone network.  It asks me if I want to connect to the phone network, connects

Re: NetLibOpen Fatal Exception on a Treo 650

Update:Right now, it seems to cause a fatal exception without fail when I call NetLibOpen on the Treo 650 and am not yet connected to the phone network.  It asks me if I want to connect to the phone network, connects, and then resets before it would connect to the data network. Everything seems to

Re: Fatal exception downloading ROM

At 02:06 PM 10/23/2005, you wrote: I am trying to download the rom from my tungsten e2 but get a fatal exception on or around 52% complete. Any ideas?? I have shut down hotsync and am downloading using poseon my pc and the transfer utility on the palm You can't download the ROM fro

Fatal exception downloading ROM

I am trying to download the rom from my tungsten e2 but get a fatal exception on or around 52% complete. Any ideas?? I have shut down hotsync and am downloading using poseon my pc and the transfer utility on the palm -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to

Re: Fatal Exception on Zire 71 and 72

Thanks for your help Chris! Finally we found out that it was a lost event pointer. I can´t figure out why it didn´t crash the Tungsten C. Probably because it has more memory than Zire´s, and is not that picky. //Adriana -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscri

Re: Fatal Exception on Zire 71 and 72

From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > i´m working on this application that was tested originally on > Tungsten C and Sony Clie. In both was working fine. > But now our customer will install like 100 Zires 72 with this > application. The problem is that when trying to exit the > applica

Fatal Exception on Zire 71 and 72

Hi Everyone, i´m working on this application that was tested originally on Tungsten C and Sony Clie. In both was working fine. But now our customer will install like 100 Zires 72 with this application. The problem is that when trying to exit the application there is a fatal exception. I've

Re: fatal exception from multiplication in gcc compiled callback

Jeffry Loucks wrote: > > The 68EZ328 indeed supports a mulu instruction, but you'll notice it is a > 16x16 operation. In other words, a mulu.S. You were trying to use a mulu.L, > which is not supported by the EC000 core. > > Your original callback uses a global value to locate the multiply code

Re: fatal exception from multiplication in gcc compiled callback

Ton van Overbeek wrote: > > On 2005-04-05, Greg Sepesi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: (clipped) > > > > // pPeckAudio->a *= pPeckAudio->b; > >__asm__(" > > move.l 28(%a2),%d0; > > mulu.l 24(%a2),%d0; > > move.l %d0,24(%a2); > >"); > > > > - - - > > > > However, that

Re: fatal exception from multiplication in gcc compiled callback

On 2005-04-05, Greg Sepesi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'd like to implement a UInt32 x UInt32 multiply (discarding the most > significant 32 bits of result) in a callback for a sound stream, but the > multiplication is causing a fatal exception (on a Zire 31). From >

RE: fatal exception from multiplication in gcc compiled callback

5 12:10 PM To: Palm Developer Forum Subject: fatal exception from multiplication in gcc compiled callback I'd like to implement a UInt32 x UInt32 multiply (discarding the most significant 32 bits of result) in a callback for a sound stream, but the multiplication is causing a fatal exception (on a

fatal exception from multiplication in gcc compiled callback

I'd like to implement a UInt32 x UInt32 multiply (discarding the most significant 32 bits of result) in a callback for a sound stream, but the multiplication is causing a fatal exception (on a Zire 31). From looking at the assembly language produced by gcc, the reason for the exception ap

Re: Fatal Exception Installing Aplication

On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 20:28:16 +0100, Henk Jonas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > By project runs well under the simulator. But When I try to HotSync My > > application to an actual device, (m515), the m515 gives me a "Fatal > > Exception Error" during the Hotsync I

Re: Fatal Exception Installing Aplication

Dirk Bridgedale wrote: By project runs well under the simulator. But When I try to HotSync My application to an actual device, (m515), the m515 gives me a "Fatal Exception Error" during the Hotsync Install. Any ideas? Thanks, Dirk You might have a deeper look into your PilotMain fun

Fatal Exception Installing Aplication

By project runs well under the simulator. But When I try to HotSync My application to an actual device, (m515), the m515 gives me a "Fatal Exception Error" during the Hotsync Install. Any ideas? Thanks, Dirk -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, p

Re: strange fatal exception

Am Mittwoch, 27. Oktober 2004 02:35 schrieb Ornstein, Adam: > Hi thanks for taking a look. only the hardware devices have been giving me > trouble (code below) > > The odd thing about this is that it works on OS 5 devices, forces a soft > reset on OS 4 devices, and has a fatal exce

RE: strange fatal exception (got it)

Developer Forum Subject: RE: strange fatal exception I tried it, but it doesn't work because this function requires the text to be stored in memory throughout it's use... Thanks for trying! Any other ideas or workarounds that you can think of? -Original Message- From: Henk Jon

RE: strange fatal exception

October 27, 2004 11:47 AM To: Palm Developer Forum Subject: Re: strange fatal exception Have you tried a static string, like FldSetTextPtr(fldStartDay, "This is the end, my friend"); ? Ornstein, Adam wrote: > One more note: > > TXTSTARTDAY is declared like this in th

Re: strange fatal exception

Have you tried a static string, like FldSetTextPtr(fldStartDay, "This is the end, my friend"); ? Ornstein, Adam wrote: One more note: TXTSTARTDAY is declared like this in the resource file FIELD ID TXTSTARTDAY AT (29 122 119 16) MAXCHARS 255 NONEDITABLE This statement is the one that cause

RE: strange fatal exception

>>trouble (code below) >> >>The odd thing about this is that it works on OS 5 devices, forces a soft >>reset on OS 4 devices, and has a fatal exception on OS 3.5 devices. I am >>obviously trying to find a solution that fits all three. >> >> [...] >>

RE: strange fatal exception

the string from gc6... to fldStartDay. >>FldSetTextPtr(fldStartDay, gc6DaysPriorDate); >> >>//redraw object >>FldDrawField(fldStartDay); -Original Message- From: Henk Jonas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 2004 10:09 AM To: Palm Develo

Re: strange fatal exception

-only field... So Im still stuck :( for now Thanks! Hi thanks for taking a look. only the hardware devices have been giving me trouble (code below) The odd thing about this is that it works on OS 5 devices, forces a soft reset on OS 4 devices, and has a fatal exception on OS 3.5 devices. I am

RE: strange fatal exception

Thanks! -Original Message- From: Ben Combee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2004 10:22 PM To: Palm Developer Forum Subject: Re: strange fatal exception At 07:35 PM 10/26/2004, you wrote: >Hi thanks for taking a look. only the hardware devices have been giving

Re: strange fatal exception

At 07:35 PM 10/26/2004, you wrote: Hi thanks for taking a look. only the hardware devices have been giving me trouble (code below) The odd thing about this is that it works on OS 5 devices, forces a soft reset on OS 4 devices, and has a fatal exception on OS 3.5 devices. I am obviously trying to

strange fatal exception

Hi thanks for taking a look. only the hardware devices have been giving me trouble (code below) The odd thing about this is that it works on OS 5 devices, forces a soft reset on OS 4 devices, and has a fatal exception on OS 3.5 devices. I am obviously trying to find a solution that fits all

Re: Fatal exception on my TungstenC

James Black wrote: When I am closing my app, to use the calendar, or anything else, I get a fatal error, and have to do a reset by pressing the button on the back of the device. I run my debugger on XP SP2, and am getting a memory error as someone reported in Sept: MemoryMgr.c, free ptr, this happe

re: Fatal exception on my TungstenC

When I am closing my app, to use the calendar, or anything else, I get a fatal error, and have to do a reset by pressing the button on the back of the device. I run my debugger on XP SP2, and am getting a memory error as someone reported in Sept: MemoryMgr.c, free ptr, this happened when the emu

Re: Super-simplified fatal exception

Many thanks to all of you. "PC-relative Strings" was already checked. However, I removed the struct constructors and replaced them with a "set defaults" non-global function, and now things are working. Thanks again to you all. -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsu

Re: Super-simplified fatal exception

Here is the offending statement : > B(){ StrCopy(data.c, "List #1"); } Unless you activate the "PC-relative" option of the compiler, "List #1" is stored in the global data area, which is not accessible with most launch codes. -- Denis Faivre - Ablivio -- For information on using the Pal

Re: Super-simplified fatal exception

TED]> Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2004 10:07 AM Subject: RE: Super-simplified fatal exception Heck, it even crashes like this: // This is the entire program: Palm OS 3.5, "small" code model. #include struct B{ B(){ char c[16]; StrCopy(c, "List #1");

Re: Super-simplified fatal exception

Int16 cmd, MemPtr cmdPBP, UInt16 launchFlags){ > if(cmd == sysAppLaunchCmdNormalLaunch) > B b;// OK! > > if(cmd == sysAppLaunchCmdExgReceiveData) > B b;// Fatal Exception! > > return errNone; > } > > > -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

Re: Super-simplified fatal exception

gs){ if(cmd == sysAppLaunchCmdNormalLaunch) B b;// OK! if(cmd == sysAppLaunchCmdExgReceiveData) B b;// Fatal Exception! return errNone; } -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

RE: Super-simplified fatal exception

aunchCmdNormalLaunch) B b;// OK! if(cmd == sysAppLaunchCmdExgReceiveData) B b; // Fatal Exception! return errNone; } -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

Super-simplified fatal exception

I simplified my program from around 19K lines to this (yes, this is the whole thing), and I still get a fatal exception. Can anyone explain why? The OS is 3.5, the code model is "Small." #include struct A{ char c[16]; }; struct B{ A data; B(){ StrCopy(data.c

Fatal Exception in PrefGetAppPreferences on 3.5, but not 4.0 or 5.0

eType); PrefGetAppPreferences(appFileCreator, 0, &m_prefs, &prefsSize, true); m_prefs is a static member structure of type TruckMDPreferenceType. The call to PrefGetAppPreferences raises a fatal exception on Palm OS 3.5, but not 4.0 or 5.0. Why? -- For information on using the Palm Developer

Re: Fatal Exception: Could it be a bad Memory Management ?

At 04:25 AM 1/11/2004, Anatoliy SHUBA wrote: > If you want to see source for this, you can recompile your runtime > library with debug dots set for all the files. Very interesting, can you advice how I can do it (recompiling runtime library)? Project files are included in the "CW for Palm OS/Runti

Re: Fatal Exception: Could it be a bad Memory Management ?

> If you want to see source for this, you can recompile your runtime > library with debug dots set for all the files. Very interesting, can you advice how I can do it (recompiling runtime library)? > This is code in the CodeWarrior runtime library. If it's failing on > that line, it is an in

Re: Fatal Exception: Could it be a bad Memory Management ?

Thanks, Matthew for your statement. I still couldn't resolve the reason for my fatal exception. Debugging my application, I see that the fatal exception occurs after the PilotMain() has returned. The debugger only shows assembler code after the PilotMain() has returned. The assembler code

Re: Fatal Exception: Could it be a bad Memory Management ?

> I still couldn't resolve the reason for my fatal exception. > Debugging my application, I see that the fatal exception occurs after the > PilotMain() has returned. The debugger only shows assembler code after the > PilotMain() has returned. The assembler code looks lik

Re: Fatal Exception: Could it be a bad Memory Management ?

"Marcel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > When I close my application (on Palm OS 5), I sometimes get a "Fatal > Exception" Message. I noticed that the application can complete the > AppStop()-function properly, the exception is happe

Re: Fatal Exception: Could it be a bad Memory Management ?

on: Can memory leaks or a bad > memory management be the cause for a "Fatal Exception" message ? I seriously doubt a memory leak could cause a fatal exception. In fact, I'm going to go out on a limb and say it can't. But probably have some other memory problem, corrupting th

Fatal Exception: Could it be a bad Memory Management ?

When I close my application (on Palm OS 5), I sometimes get a "Fatal Exception" Message. I noticed that the application can complete the AppStop()-function properly, the exception is happening after the AppStop()-function. Since the exception only occurs if I have called another specifi

Re: HotSync Fatal Exception

lotMain' isn't equal to sysAppLaunchCmdNormalLaunch. In this code, global variables are used Good luck, Caspar -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Angus Ng Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2003 9:30 AM To: Palm Developer Forum Subject: Ho

RE: HotSync Fatal Exception

OTECTED] On Behalf Of Angus Ng Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2003 9:30 AM To: Palm Developer Forum Subject: HotSync Fatal Exception I have a multi-segmented 92K application that failed to HotSync (onto Handspring Visor). A "Fatal Exception" message appears at the conclusion of installation.

HotSync Fatal Exception

I have a multi-segmented 92K application that failed to HotSync (onto Handspring Visor). A "Fatal Exception" message appears at the conclusion of installation. However, the application works fine in POSE running OS 3.5-4. It also works fine on the Handspring Visor if copied into t

[Fatal Exception | HELP] after Hacking SysTrapSysHandleEvent?

Patches field. However, when i click on the Status and set it to Active. Boom! Fatal Exception [reset]. FYI the way I compile and link are: pilrc resource.rcp m68k-palmos-gcc charhack.c -o hack -nostartfiles m68k-palmos-obj-res hack cp hack code03e8.grc cp code0001.hack.grc code0001.grc build-prc

RE: fatal exception on switch off with SysLibRemove on Net Lib ref

y what I should have written was const char *library_Net =3D "Net.lib"; And now it all works without any problems. I must remember not to trust documentation. Now I look more carefully, I can spot at least two other errors on that page. Thanks! Ben Subject: RE: fatal exception on swi

RE: fatal exception on switch off with SysLibRemove on Net Libref

y be breaking by removing it. Hope this helps, Kevin -Original Message- From: Ben Summers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, August 25, 2003 2:00 AM To: Palm Developer Forum Subject: fatal exception on switch off with SysLibRemove on Net Lib ref Hi, I'm having a weird problem, wh

fatal exception on switch off with SysLibRemove on Net Lib ref

Hi, I'm having a weird problem, where on a Palm Vx I get a fatal exception when I switch the handheld off. On the emulator, this is reported as random applications (not mine) trying to access address 0x. I have narrowed it down to a call to SysLibRemove of a reference to Net Li

Re: Fatal Exception

At 7:04 AM -0400 8/3/03, Dave Mottorn wrote: It took forever to find that because that was literally the last place I looked. Of course it was! That's because when you found the problem, you stopped looking. :-) -- Keith -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe,

Fatal Exception

#x27;m not getting the fatal exception now. It took forever to find that because that was literally the last place I looked. -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

RE: Fatal Exception

> -Original Message- > From: Dave Mottorn > Sent: Friday, August 01, 2003 2:48 PM > > I'm getting a fatal exception after my program terminates. > How do I track that? Oof. Are you able to reproduce the fatal exception on an emulator/simulator? If so, it shoul

Fatal Exception

I'm getting a fatal exception after my program terminates. How do I track that? regards, Dave Mottorn -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

Re: fatal exception

Try to reset your device with the up key pressed - Original Message - From: "Marie JEHANNO" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2003 3:05 PM Subject: fatal exception > Hi all, > > i have a

fatal exception

Hi all, i have a "fatal exception" whatever the operation I chose in the "application menu". I want to delete an application (not a built-in one) on my handheld and I can't access the "delete application" func

Re: FATAL EXCEPTION (still)

Jordon Marshall wrote: I stripped this thing down all the way, now it just traverses the array. Yet it still gives me Fatal Exception, only sporadically just like before, I am really lost. By the way I initialize the last entry in the array as '\0' , also this array is declared and init

Re: FATAL EXCEPTION (still)

On Thursday, January 30, 2003, at 02:49 PM, Jordon Marshall wrote: I stripped this thing down all the way, now it just traverses the array. Yet it still gives me Fatal Exception, only sporadically just like before, I am really lost. By the way I initialize the last entry in the array as &#x

Re: FATAL EXCEPTION (still)

te: > I stripped this thing down all the way, now it just traverses the array. Yet > it still gives me Fatal Exception, only sporadically just like before, I am > really lost. By the way I initialize the last entry in the array as '\0' , > also this array is decla

Re: FATAL EXCEPTION (still)

On Thu, 2003-01-30 at 07:49, Jordon Marshall wrote: > I stripped this thing down all the way, now it just traverses the array. Yet > it still gives me Fatal Exception, only sporadically just like before, I am > really lost. By the way I initialize the last entry in the array as '\0&

FATAL EXCEPTION (still)

I stripped this thing down all the way, now it just traverses the array. Yet it still gives me Fatal Exception, only sporadically just like before, I am really lost. By the way I initialize the last entry in the array as '\0' , also this array is declared and initialized in the same segm

Re: Fatal Exception -- HELP

loper Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 11:41 PM Subject: Fatal Exception -- HELP > I am very new to Palm development, and I am having some pretty big problems. > I am trying to search the following array to find a number that matches the > users

Re: Fatal Exception -- HELP

Jordon Marshall wrote: FldSetInsPtPosition(GetObjectPtr(StoreCheckAcctField),0); FrmSetFocus(FrmGetActiveForm(),StoreCheckAcctField); FldGrabFocus(GetObjectPtr(StoreCheckAcctField)); SetFieldText( StoreCheckAcctField, "-LOWES", 79, true ); 1. The problem could be in your SetFieldText() f

RE: Fatal Exception -- HELP

-Original Message- From: Jordon Marshall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 10:11 AM To: Palm Developer Forum Subject: Fatal Exception -- HELP I am very new to Palm development, and I am having some pretty big problems. I am trying to search the following array to find a

Fatal Exception -- HELP

I am very new to Palm development, and I am having some pretty big problems. I am trying to search the following array to find a number that matches the users input into a field. The problem is that the code below gives me a "Fatal Exception". The problem that I am encountering is

SatForms Fatal Exception

t form, I get a Fatal Exception error. Unfortunately the bug reporting I have is sort of vague. I've tried unlinking the form and the table and saving the data manually but the same error still occurs. Sometimes instead of a fatal exception, the screen just goes blank and I have to res

Re: Fatal Exception on call to DmDeleteDatabase()

> I have two customers (who happen to be my CEO > and R&D manager) who were trying to download > a PRC database using GPRS with Treo 180's. > The transfer failed in the middle for both > (not sure why yet, maybe ran out of heap or > mayble lost GPRS connection). > > The problem is the temp PRC

Fatal Exception on call to DmDeleteDatabase()

e temp PRC database was left open and apparently corrupted, and now I can't figure out how to delete it. These are things I have discovered or tried: 1. Soft reset does not fix the problem 2. I get a fatal exception from the launcher it I try to go to the info, beam or delete screens. 3. I t

Re: Fatal Exception killed device

On Fri, 26 Jul 2002 15:00:04 -0400, Doug wrote: >Does anyone know what could be causing this and what could fix it? Don't worry, your device is still good! Did you try holding down the up button while pressing the reset button? This is a warm reset. Last resort... take the batteries out and le

Fatal Exception

My m500 has raised a Fatal Alert: Fatal Exception. That's all it says, and the only choice I have is to click the one button that says "Reset". The dialog just comes up again. I've tried soft-reset and no-notify reset, but it just keeps giving me that same dialog after see

Searching with eScribe (was RE: Fatal exception when running from Springboard module)

> I'm kind of surprised I didn't find that before... I searched > for "not a handle" on eScribe last night and didn't see this. When I tried search for "not a handle", with or without the quotes, I got this message: > No matches were found for "not a handle"! > (This means that either these word(

RE: Fatal exception when running from Springboard module

On Mon, 6 May 2002, Brian Smith wrote: > Thanks! I'll give that a try tonight and see how it flies. If I decide > to go with Aaron's fix, I would just call his function at the end of my > PilotMain? Disregard that one... found the answer to that question.

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