Hi all! I´m trying to use one shared library created by me. I wrote my shared
library and I compiled and the CW9
and it didn´t show errors. After this, I wrote my application using functions
of the shared library and this
didn´t show errors too. My problem is: when I use my application, the func
ns
back in the main program.
Shared libraries use near function addresses (2 bytes), but a far address
would be needed to call the functions in the main module.
Consequently something like
int (* foo) (CharPtr p)
wouldn't work because the compiler (CW5) would view this as a near
(2 byt
gful, sorry!
Roger Stringer
Marietta Systems, Inc.
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>> Consequently something like
>>int (* foo) (CharPtr p
Did you read the entire response, or stop after "you don't need ..."?
What do you expect to get out of "real" globals that is not
provided by the technique that Aaron suggested?
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Petrus Wrangö wrote in
How about the SampleLib project included with the SDK. It works with OS 3.0
and up.
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From: "Anne Srinivas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups: palm-dev-forum
To: "Palm Developer Forum"
Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2000 5:34 AM
Subject: Sample co
If you have access to the November 1999 edition of Dr. Dobb's Journal, there
is lengthy article entitled "Extending the PalmOS: Encapsulating
functionality with shared libraries". This may help...
"Anne Srinivas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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I'm an experienced programmer, but quite new to the Palm environment.
The project I'm working on is NSBasic/Palm. My goal is to be able to
open and use Shared Library routines. I have almost achieved my goal.
I can Find a Shared Library.
I can Open a Shared Library.
I know which custom function
I'm an experienced programmer, but quite new to the Palm environment and
CodeWarrior.
My goal is to be able to open and use Shared Library routines. I have
almost achieved my goal.
I can Find a Shared Library.
I can Open a Shared Library.
I know which custom function number I want to call.
I kn
your app project.
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From: Petrus Wrangö [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2000 9:23 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Multi segment shared libraries
I've searched the archive, and there are some questions related to this, but
I can't figure
but that's for multiple libsif that's what you wanted..
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From: Rick Gadbois [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2000 9:29 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Multi segment shared libraries
As Eric stated before:
Say your library p
, you need to
break it up somehow.
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From: Petrus Wrangö [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2000 9:33 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Multi segment shared libraries
hmm.. thanks, no, I need it to be ONE large shared library. BTW I estimate
the si
hared libraries
I REALLY don't think I can break it apart, since all these lovely methods
share global variables.
And I read somewhere in the archive that shared libraries can not be larger
than 64k.
I'm open to suggestion! How can I access my 'shared' code in some
You CAN share globals. That is... mutliple libraries can access these
globals.
Similar to you, I have a 120K library that various applications share. It
is in ONE project file. It is not multi segment, as it outputs two lib
files. The applications put the lib's into seperate segments. An
h the source of library. Can anybody provide some help
on this regard.
Does gdb supports debugging shared libraries?
Thanks in advance
venkatesh
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ibing writing shred libraries, but
is this what I'm looking for? its only a single function and I would prefer
someone just include the header file and be done with it. On the other hand
I do want to distribute it compiled so noone can alter the actual function.
Can anyone pint me in
Take a look at the SampleLib example that ships with the SDK.
If you want to ship a binary version of your code then this is probably the
cleanest option. There are other ways to do what you're after but a shared
library is prolly the best way to go.
Good luck,
Gavin.
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>Subject: Re: Sharing code as headers or shared libraries
>From: Gavin Maxwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2000 15:35:41 +1100
>Take a look at the SampleLib example that ships with the SDK.
>If you want to ship a binary version of your code then this is probably
Thanks for the guidance,
I'm looking into shared libraries now, but can someone elaborate on a
"static library" ??
thanks
Jim
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> >Subject: Re: Sharing code as headers or shared libraries
0/31/00, Jim Duffy wrote:
> >>I'm looking into shared libraries now, but can someone elaborate on a
> >>"static library" ??
> >
>
> >Users of the library don't have to link any code into their
> >projects: they just include a header, and w
"Aaron Ardiri" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Official information states that 'real' globals canot be used in a shared
> library. What I want to know is: Can I use globals in serial and virtual
> drivers?
> How?
>
> I'm also interested in using globals in shared li
I've finally cobbled together my C++ shared library, and I'm getting lots of
the following error messages:
'MyClass::__vt' has illegal single segment 32-bit reference to
'MyClass::Func()'.
*Please* tell me there's some compiler/linker setting I've got wrong, and
that I *can* use virtuals in my sh
Hi everyone.
I need to create a library which no longer fits in one section alone.
How can I create a multisection one with PODS?
The technique for applications did not work, since the linker do not find
_GccRelocateData, I believe because of -nostartfile.
Any idea?
Thank you,
Ignazio
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'stone age' methods - 10 years of staring at 68K code could turn anyone into a
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Thanks for the advice, I'll be using tracing methods as well, the OS Reporter
app seems to work well.
AW
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Andrew Woodgate wrote:
Ton, thanks for the reply. It looks like I'll just have to cope and rely on my
rusty 68k assembler knowledge then.
Andrew
Sort of a "stone age" approach:
You can also throw around some stuff to print to the screen or out the
serial port (if the data isn't sent fast
Ton, thanks for the reply. It looks like I'll just have to cope and rely on my
rusty 68k assembler knowledge then.
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On 2007-08-24, Andrew Woodgate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have inherited a Palm app that is written as 3 parts, 2 GLIB shared
> library parts and the app itself and would like to debug this using the
> Palm OS Debugger.
>
> In the files window, I add the 3 executables (.prc) and then ad
Hi,
I have inherited a Palm app that is written as 3 parts, 2 GLIB shared library
parts and the app itself and would like to debug this using the Palm OS
Debugger.
In the files window, I add the 3 executables (.prc) and then add the 3
'Symbolics' files, using the .o files generated by the link
HI guys, I'm newbie palmos and slightly less on C++. I managed, thanks
to a c++ framework (for desktop development), to create an application
like the one I'd like to build for palmos. I'm realizing that it's
definitely a non straight forward porting. In fact for my desktop app,
I was using comfor
Dmitry Grinberg said (on or about) 12/02/2006 16:03:
oh, sorry, that was supposed to be "library FUNC pointers"
I am *so* relieved. That other mental image was way too vivid.
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oh, sorry, that was supposed to be "library FUNC pointers"
On 12/2/06, Dmitry Grinberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> function calls to libraries are made using A-traps, just like system
> calls, so you cannot get pointers to them, for the same reason you cannot
> ge
function calls to libraries are made using A-traps, just like system calls,
so you cannot get pointers to them, for the same reason you cannot get a
pointer to "SysAppLaunch" or "DmDatabaseInfo" in the standard way. That
being said, I expect you can get into the library table
Several of the palmOne shared libraries have a version function with the
following signature:
Err PalmPhotoLibGetVersion (UInt16 refNum, UInt32 sdkVersion, UInt32
*libVersionP)
I have declared a table with some pointers to functions having that signature:
typedef struct {
UInt32 type
On 2006-08-22, JamesSturdevant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> ...
>
> And since I'm asking, can someone explain what I'm not understanding in
> this part of the map? I have defined a number of segments: main (all of
> AppMain except PilotMain), list (DataList), tdoc(TextDoc), and strx
> (
Ton van Overbeek wrote:
On 2006-08-21, JamesSturdevant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Now that I am able to get a memory map, I've identified one issue:
libgcc.a loads into the initial segment, using about 28K and not leaving
room for much else. Is there a way to specify that this library should
On 2006-08-21, JamesSturdevant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Now that I am able to get a memory map, I've identified one issue:
>
> libgcc.a loads into the initial segment, using about 28K and not leaving
> room for much else. Is there a way to specify that this library should
> be loaded in its o
Now that I am able to get a memory map, I've identified one issue:
libgcc.a loads into the initial segment, using about 28K and not leaving
room for much else. Is there a way to specify that this library should
be loaded in its own segment or is that only a compile time option?
Thanks,
JamesS
ncher would be able to locate
> > them in "Handheld" memory, but not in "Card" memory. This applies
> > both the the Aceeca Mez1000 device I am using and POSE.
> >
> > I'd like to use the Card memory for back-up purposes, but if the
> > b
h the the Aceeca Mez1000 device I am using and POSE.
>
> I'd like to use the Card memory for back-up purposes, but if the
> battery goes on the PDA, then I'll only have use of the launcher's
> Copy command to restore my system libraries - and apparently, it
> will only
Mike,
you could try installing FileZ to the card and use that to copy the
libraries back instead of the Launcher.
Nikolai F.
Hands High
At 03:19 12.2.2006, you wrote:
On Saturday 11 February 2006 16:26, Henk Jonas wrote:
> Mike Durian wrote:
> > Does anyone know why I can copy an m6
and POSE.
I'd like to use the Card memory for back-up purposes, but if the
battery goes on the PDA, then I'll only have use of the launcher's
Copy command to restore my system libraries - and apparently, it
will only copy the system libraries in one direction.
mike
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Mike Durian wrote:
Does anyone know why I can copy an m68k system library from Handheld memory
(we're talking a Palm OS 4.1.2 device here) to Card memory, but it is
not listed under Card memory to be copied back. It seems strange that I
can back something up, but not restore it.
Do you talk
Does anyone know why I can copy an m68k system library from Handheld memory
(we're talking a Palm OS 4.1.2 device here) to Card memory, but it is
not listed under Card memory to be copied back. It seems strange that I
can back something up, but not restore it.
My system library does use a non-sta
Try this:
http://linuxmafia.com/pub/palmos/development/shlib.txt
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Re: Shared libraries
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi people,
>
>Please, I would like to know where can I find an example of shared libraries.
>
>Regards,
>
>Luiz
>
>
A few month ago Vesselin Bontchev found a tutorial :
http://www.isaac.cs.berkeley.edu/pilot/shlib.html
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi people,
Please, I would like to know where can I find an example of shared libraries.
Regards,
Luiz
A few month ago Vesselin Bontchev found a tutorial :
http://www.isaac.cs.berkeley.edu/pilot/shlib.html
hope it helps.
Christian Lindemeier
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Hi people,
Please, I would like to know where can I find an example of shared libraries.
Regards,
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here is no information whatsoever about multi-segmented Libraries.
In fact, it won't even link as the multigen tools dumps a .S file which
refers to functions that are in crt0.o. Being a Shared Library, I don't
link with that file and thus, the functions needed to do the
re-allocation are und
Hi Every one out there,
I am trying to build a shared library with Palm OS Developer Suite.
My project is a Standard Make 68k C/C++ Project.In the Make file i specified
MULTIPLE_CODE_SECTIONS=FALSE
I have specified -nostartfiles in the linker.
I get an error saying region coders are full.though t
Hi,
I am trying to build a shared library with multiple code segments Using Palm OS
Developer Suite.My project is a Standard Make 68k C/C++ Project.In the Make
file i specified MULTIPLE_CODE_SECTIONS=TRUE
I created a Sections.def with the following content.
syslib { "FuncLib" MKHT }
multiple cod
They are not allowed.
as mentioned all static variables are forbidden.
static functions (not static variables in a function) are ok.
Benoit
Paul Reger wrote:
I believe that statics within the scope of a function are also not allowed.
That is:
void SomeFunction(int arg)
{
static int static
I believe that statics within the scope of a function are also not allowed.
That is:
void SomeFunction(int arg)
{
static int staticVarWithinFunctionScope;
staticVarWithinFunctionScope = arg;
}
When I execute the above code, when in a Palm OS Shared Library, it crashes my
Tungsten T.
Paul Reger wrote:
I understand that we can not have Global Variables in a Palm OS Shared Library.
Are file statics allowed? How about function statics?
Static Variables are Globals, that the compiler limits access to, so can
not be used in a shared library.
Static Functions are fine. In C
I understand that we can not have Global Variables in a Palm OS Shared Library.
Are file statics allowed? How about function statics?
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Shared libraries have resources, but the library has to DmOpenDatabase itself
first to put it in the library search path as its not considered 'open' when in
use.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Paul Reger)
Subj: Do Palm OS Shared Libraries have resources?
Date
Sorry again if this is a stupid question, but I am clueless about something
that I am seeing.
On my PC, I examined a prc that is a palm os shared library using PRCExplorer,
and I can see that it has 50K of data in the ARMC section.
When I execute this code, I try to get at the resource using t
At 09:17 AM 5/13/2005, you wrote:
According to Ben Combee's white paper on expanded mode, you can't activate
expanded mode when building a shared library, but they were working on it
for a future release (This was as of CW 8, I believe.) It doesn't appear
to be in the current CW either, unless
According to Ben Combee's white paper on expanded mode, you can't activate
expanded mode when building a shared library, but they were working on it for a
future release (This was as of CW 8, I believe.) It doesn't appear to be in
the current CW either, unless I've missed something. Does anyon
I'll restart the project using the POL wizard. Thanks for your help Ben.
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At 10:25 AM 4/6/2005, you wrote:
Thanks for the reply Ben. Unfortunately, that did not solve the problem. I
still see the same errors.
I originally created my project using the Palm OS C++ Application wizard
form Code Warrior 9.2.
Can you recreate your project using the Object Library for Palm O
Thanks for the reply Ben. Unfortunately, that did not solve the problem. I
still see the same errors.
I originally created my project using the Palm OS C++ Application wizard form
Code Warrior 9.2.
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At 05:12 PM 4/5/2005, you wrote:
I'm trying to build a CodeWarrior Palm Project that includes . When
I try to build after inclding POL.h I get a bunch of new errors in the
include files included by Pol.h. The first is:
class CDateTime : public DateTimeType
Error : illegal struct/union/enum/cla
Hello Alec,
You most likely have an error in your compiler settings. Have a look
at the POL starter project to see what you need to change.
Adrien.
Tuesday, April 5, 2005, 4:12:30 PM, you wrote:
AB> I'm trying to build a CodeWarrior Palm Project that includes
AB> . When I try to build after inc
I'm trying to build a CodeWarrior Palm Project that includes . When I
try to build after inclding POL.h I get a bunch of new errors in the include
files included by Pol.h. The first is:
class CDateTime : public DateTimeType
Error : illegal struct/union/enum/class definition
(included from:
PO
ginal Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Matthew Bevan
Sent: 16 November 2004 21:28
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Glib - shared libraries [long]
Howdy, Andrew!
> Many many thanks for that, you are being incredibly helpful!
Thanks! Can you tell
sing something again??
Much appreciated
Andrew Comley
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: 16 November 2004 22:49
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Glib - shared libraries [long] and now palmdev-prep
Howdy!
> I have
y problems under Windows with the
PRC-Tools which shipps with the new Palm development environment thingy.
I'm not entirely sure which version of PRC-Tools GLib libraries were added to.
Have a great day,
Matthew Bevan
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Sent: 16 November 2004 21:28
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Glib - shared libraries [long]
Howdy, Andrew!
> Many many thanks for that, you are being incredibly helpful!
Thanks! Can you tell customer service is my dayjob? ;-)
>
Howdy, Andrew!
> Many many thanks for that, you are being incredibly helpful!
Thanks! Can you tell customer service is my dayjob? ;-)
> I will give this some real attention tomorrow (UK wind down time now) -
> but one quick question - do I need any specific "glib" files to make this
> all work?
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Sent: 16 November 2004 19:56
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Glib - shared libraries [long]
On November 16, 2004 11:11 am, Andrew Comley wrote:
> Many thanks for the link, however can you spare the time to give the s
led to produce the end GLib PRC.
3. Create Library.h which declares all exported functions. Global variables
may not be shared between Library and Client, however. Use access functions.
(You /can/ use globals within the library - unlike shared libraries.)
4. Create MyFontLib.def, listing with
Behalf Of Matthew Bevan
Sent: 16 November 2004 18:37
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Glib - shared libraries
Howdy, Andrew!
On November 16, 2004 10:16 am, Andrew Comley wrote:
> Can anyone tell me if Glib is still a good way to develop shared
libraries?
>
> If so are there any si
Howdy, Andrew!
On November 16, 2004 10:16 am, Andrew Comley wrote:
> Can anyone tell me if Glib is still a good way to develop shared libraries?
>
> If so are there any simple (really simple) instructions on how to get it to
> work!
I don't know about you, but I learn well fro
Can anyone tell me if Glib is still a good way to develop shared libraries?
If so are there any simple (really simple) instructions on how to get it to
work!
many thanks
Andrew Comley
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Ben Combee wrote:
At 10:10 AM 8/3/2004, you wrote:
I am trying to write an exchange library for our mMail e-mail
application.
I have created a shared libray with all the exchange manager
functions, and set the type to be sysFileTExgLib ('exgl')
I have mMail register the libraries
At 10:10 AM 8/3/2004, you wrote:
I am trying to write an exchange library for our mMail e-mail application.
I have created a shared libray with all the exchange manager functions,
and set the type to be sysFileTExgLib ('exgl')
I have mMail register the libraries creator I
I am trying to write an exchange library for our mMail e-mail application.
I have created a shared libray with all the exchange manager functions,
and set the type to be sysFileTExgLib ('exgl')
I have mMail register the libraries creator ID for Send
ExgRegisterDatatype(mMailExch
osing the libraries, but I don't
know the magnitude of the slowness. Why don't you measure it yourself and
find out?
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In any case, I would suggest opening the libraries upon starting the
application, and closing them upon stopping the application. Why keep
opening and closing them?
LionScribe
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> Thanks a Lot fo
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Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 2004 9:57 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Shared Libraries - Urgent please help
At 10:39 PM 5/31/2004, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>
>I have some queries about shared libraries
>
>a) Can i keep shared library open for lo
At 10:39 PM 5/31/2004, you wrote:
Hi,
I have some queries about shared libraries
a) Can i keep shared library open for long.or it can cause some issues.I
have read that it may lead to memory curruption.
There are no issues with keeping a shared library open in general. The
only consequences
Hi,
I have some queries about shared libraries
a) Can i keep shared library open for long.or it can cause some issues.I
have read that it may lead to memory curruption.
b) Does openeing and closing of shared library again and again can cause
performance oevrhead.
If i create an application
At 11:14 AM 5/28/2004, you wrote:
I'm new to Palm OS programming and the Eclipse IDE for Palm OS
Development. I'm having problems statically linking NetSocket.lib to my
project. I've tried adding the library name to the automatically
generated makefile, but I must not be adding it correctly.
NetS
I'm new to Palm OS programming and the Eclipse IDE for Palm OS
Development. I'm having problems statically linking NetSocket.lib to my
project. I've tried adding the library name to the automatically
generated makefile, but I must not be adding it correctly.
Thanks!
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program it is not working.
It seems i need include these shared libraries in makefile.
Can anybody please help me how to inclue shared libraries in makefile.
Any help would be really appreciated.
Thank you very much
Best Regards
Padmini Paladugu
When you do your link step, eg
m68k-palmos-ld foo.c bar.c
.
It seems i need include these shared libraries in makefile.
Can anybody please help me how to inclue shared libraries in makefile.
Any help would be really appreciated.
Thank you very much
Best Regards
Padmini Paladugu
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> Companion manual.
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Danielle Amorim"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Palm Developer Forum"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 5:36 PM
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To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 5:36 PM
Subject: shared libraries for palm
> Help!
> I created a library shared in CodeWarrior 9 and added
> some functions. I created an application and includes
> .h of m
Help!
I created a library shared in CodeWarrior 9 and added
some functions. I created an application and includes
.h of my library.
Questions:
- How I make to open my library?
- I use the OpenLibrary?
- How functions the SysLibFind? It open shared
libraries?
- How I make to call my functions
At 09:55 AM 3/25/2004, you wrote:
Hi everybody,
I am trying to use the Vagabonds web browser in my Zire71 but it says that
it can't find the web clipping libraries. I took a long time trying to find
at internet, but I couldn't.
Web Clipping isn't supported in Palm OS 5 and later
Hi everybody,
I am trying to use the Vagabonds web browser in my Zire71 but it says that
it can't find the web clipping libraries. I took a long time trying to find
at internet, but I couldn't.
Anybody knows where I can find the Web Clipping Libraries so I can install
in my palm to
ue
hello.o(.text+0x1c): In function `StartApplication':
hello.c:18: undefined reference to `ImageLibGetVersion'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [hello] Error 1
My guess is that I need the Treo600-specfic libraries (or at least some
glue?). Where can I get those?
2) If I
I find the social commentary (which comprises a significant amount of
postings) dilutes from this newsgroup's technical purpose.
I joined a few days ago to find an answer to a question. Yet, I've only
observed bickering about etiquette.
cyril.
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"at once"? I sent the request over three weeks ago. If I didn't say
anything, it would be forgotten (it already seemed to be ignored).
I'm sure there's lots of plain generic code unless everyone writes a new
"DrawBMP" function a different way each time they write an application.
Don't you have
Jason Oakley a écrit :
> So the answer seems to be "Don't ask us for our code. If you want examples
> from us, either take it from our websites or from this forum (if you can
> find it) cos we aren't going to email you any".
No, the answer is: you may ask for code, but don't condemn people
as ego
So the answer seems to be "Don't ask us for our code. If you want examples
from us, either take it from our websites or from this forum (if you can
find it) cos we aren't going to email you any".
Fair enough.
One would think it simpler to merely ask if someone would be kind to offer
a function
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Subject: Re: Do you have any handy functions/libraries you would like to
donate?
> Jason Oakley a écrit :
>
> > It's interesting to see that Palm programmers prefer to protect their
> > precious code and functions and
Jason Oakley a écrit :
> It's interesting to see that Palm programmers prefer to protect their
> precious code and functions and generally not share anything with anyone so
> that every new Palm Programmer has to reinvent the wheel.
This sounds like an unsubstantiated argument. It's not because y
First off, I'd like to say that I'm not asking everyone to give me all
their code. I just requested that people might like to donate a few
functions which I could post in my forum to help others out. I *could* go
through the archive of this mailing list and just collect stuff, if that's
the rec
> > It's interesting to see that Palm programmers prefer to protect their
> > precious code and functions and generally not share anything with
> > anyone so that every new Palm Programmer has to reinvent the wheel.
> >
> > We do get a couple of helpful ones (eg Razor) but in general, it's a
>
On Sat, 2003-11-29 at 09:05, Jason Oakley wrote:
> It's interesting to see that Palm programmers prefer to protect their
> precious code and functions and generally not share anything with anyone so
> that every new Palm Programmer has to reinvent the wheel.
>
> We do get a couple of helpful one
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