Hi All, I'm writing a communications based static library, which will get compiled into a host application.
It's setup so that the caller of the library passes in a pointer to a callback function that they want to have invoked when serial data is available. Much like the 'SysNotifyRegister' function that can trigger a callback function. All is working fine right now even when the application is not running, the function is still getting called when serial data exists. However, the docs warn that such callbacks must be locked to ensure the pointer remains valid.. How would I go about locking a pointer to a function passed into my static library that resides in the host application? Can I lock the entire application resource so the system doesn't move it around? Thanks in advance.. Jim -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
