Keith,
Any idea when the Palm OS 6.0 Simulator will be available?
Thanks,
Mike
--- Keith Rollin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 5:47 PM + 2/18/04, Jim Cooper wrote:
> >Surely all I really need is the compiler, linker, debugger and make?
>
> Yeah, you'd think. But there's more than that.
> Yes... all downloaders register with a central tracker that points the
> downloaders to other clients to get parts of the file. If the tracker
> was run on a PalmSource system, you'd have a record of the number of
> DLs.
Except if someone downloads the full file, and offers themselves
At 07:05 PM 2/18/2004, you wrote:
I want to debug my beaming routines (no low level IR, plain Exg Mgr).
Alas, when working in loopback with POSE, I see two shortcomings: the DB
I'm beaming is already open (for this I can patch the socket ptr to
alter the name of the DB) and my app is always running
At 06:37 PM 2/18/2004, you wrote:
For the time being, I think we're interested in tracking downloads. Does
BitTorrent support that?
Yes... all downloaders register with a central tracker that points the
downloaders to other clients to get parts of the file. If the tracker was
run on a PalmSour
Reference 158251 158256 158257
Ok i understand that the database in PALM is not structured like the
database in say Access
However I am still some what confused on how to add a record to this binary
type of data storage file
So here is some code riped form the tutorial to assist in explanations
#
Can I give a field a text handle and have the field only display the
text from a given offset, without ever showing the beginning, even when
scrolled? I guess calling both FldSetTextPrt and FldSetTextHandle
doesn't make sense...
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I want to debug my beaming routines (no low level IR, plain Exg Mgr).
Alas, when working in loopback with POSE, I see two shortcomings: the DB
I'm beaming is already open (for this I can patch the socket ptr to
alter the name of the DB) and my app is always running (I find no
workaround to this one
> For the time being, I think we're interested in tracking downloads.
> Does BitTorrent support that?
Yes, via the tracker, based on the level of detail you might need.
Do you want to track specific IP addresses? Or just the number of
downloads? Check out the following for some e
> Why not post a .torrent link for it? I'm sure most developers would know
> about bittorrent by now.
I run 5 production BitTorrent servers, and I'd be happy to be a
superseed for it.
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For the time being, I think we're interested in tracking downloads. Does BitTorrent
support that?
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> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Ben
> Combee
> Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2004 4:31 PM
> To: Palm Developer Forum
> Subject:
At 06:23 PM 2/18/2004, you wrote:
"Keith Rollin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> There are some logistical issues being worked out, related to the
> fact that the download is 250MB, and there are 300,000 developers who
> may want it (not counting Aaron and David). :-)
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Chris
> Faherty
> Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2004 4:26 PM
> To: Palm Developer Forum
> Subject: Re: Palm OS Developer Su?te - Now Available ?
>
> Will we be able to just add a URL to the regular cygwin.com
> installer to
> instal
Thank you Keith,
it solved the stack overflow problem we were facing.
Luciano Wagner Kalisewksi
At 21:05 18/2/2004, you wrote:
Sorry for not responding earlier. I missed the first message, but saw the
follow up.
It looks here like a classic case where parameters passed to functions ar
On Wednesday 18 February 2004 04:43 pm, Keith Rollin wrote:
> ..but those installing cygwin from the Palm OS Developer
> Suite installer get a much stripped down version.
Will we be able to just add a URL to the regular cygwin.com installer to
install the Palm OS Developer Suite? Please please
"Keith Rollin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> There are some logistical issues being worked out, related to the
> fact that the download is 250MB, and there are 300,000 developers who
> may want it (not counting Aaron and David). :-)
Why not post a .torrent link for
Sorry for not responding earlier. I missed the first message, but saw the follow up.
It looks here like a classic case where parameters passed to functions are not cleaned
up from the stack when the called function returns. This is a typical C/C++
optimization (defer stack cleanup until necess
I apologize for the basic question,
What is the error message you are getting? (during runtime or compile time?)
thanks - bill
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> Hello all,
>
> does anybody has ever faced a problem related to the number of f
Hello all,
does anybody has ever faced a problem related to the number of function
called from the same function?
For instance:
void a(long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long,
long, long, long);
void a(long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long, long,
"Laurens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote...
>
> > Hi all
> >
> > How do I find out the leftover amount of storage memory on
> > my device? I've tried the following code (on the Emulator)
> > but the amount returned never changes, despite extensive
> > "read record data + decompress it + resize record +
At 5:47 PM + 2/18/04, Jim Cooper wrote:
Surely all I really need is the compiler, linker, debugger and make?
Yeah, you'd think. But there's more than that. There's also the
additional compilers (68K, ARM, x86), debuggers (same), prc-tools,
additional new PalmSource tools (PRCMerge, Generate
At 5:29 PM + 2/18/04, Jim Cooper wrote:
It's not clear to me what a complete install of cygwin will do to things
I've already installed either.
Nothing. Cygwin installs some files (completely within its own
directory hierarchy), and adds something like 4 registry entries.
See the Cygwin FAQ
At 1:01 PM -0700 2/18/04, Brad Figler wrote:
So, uh, how about the new developer suite. Is it available yet?
There are some logistical issues being worked out, related to the
fact that the download is 250MB, and there are 300,000 developers who
may want it (not counting Aaron and David). :-)
I'
Hello Forum,
I am running into a challenge with the Net Library.
Before using the library, my application checks that
it is installed. If it is not installed it tries to
install it.
The problem is that when running this program On POSE
with the M505 Debug ROM, the Net Library only seems to
in
> I'm creating an application with multiple forms. I keep track of button
> presses on each screen in global variables. On the last screen, I have an
> alert screen that pops up and tells me how many button presses I did on
> each screen. However, the numbers are not correct. Anyone have an example
Hi,
I'm creating an application with multiple forms. I keep track of button
presses on each screen in global variables. On the last screen, I have an
alert screen that pops up and tells me how many button presses I did on
each screen. However, the numbers are not correct. Anyone have an example
of
"alexandre rousseau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Hi all
>
> How do I find out the leftover amount of storage memory on
> my device? I've tried the following code (on the Emulator)
> but the amount returned never changes, despite extensive
> "read record data + dec
palmsource *will* attempt to hide the command line interface from you
within their developer suite - so, stupid windows users should be happy.
(stupid as in dont want to think for themselves a bit)
Funny, I am a windows user, and I have used ANT to build some of my Java
programs (and TiniAnt for t
Hi all
How do I find out the leftover amount of storage memory on
my device? I've tried the following code (on the Emulator)
but the amount returned never changes, despite extensive
"read record data + decompress it + resize record + write
record back" operations. Obviously a bad case of RTFM, or
I have a NET ap for Tungsten W that when run on a Tungsten C is producing the
following RUN-TIME error:
ShimNetIF.c,Line 940,SaveGlobalReceive Fail
I can find no references to 'ShimNetIF' and have no idea what is producing the error.
The ap works fine on the Tungsten W using the built in cel
> but, having someone without a clue bitch about it, makes me wonder if we
> should really work on the tools anymore :)
The line forms to the left. =)
d.
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I am curious about using the custom fields of the address book to extend
functionality of an application. DateMate comes to mind as an obvious
example of this. My questions are...
How to do this? Is there documentation describing this?
Is it really a "kosher" thing to do?
How would one avoid s
g3BEPA wrote:
the two arrows stop responding to the pen, but are
still redrawn! Does anyone has an idea how to make
them not draw (or just generally remove them!)?
Use a custom draw function and set the number of items in the list to be
the number of visible items. then keep track of the top row
> > But what advantage is cygwin to someone who does **not** want to use the
> > command line?
>
> It provides a substrate that makes it practical for volunteers to provide
> free tools to you on Windows. And it's all the graciousness and gratitude
> from Windows users just like you, Jim, that ma
Jim Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But what advantage is cygwin to someone who does **not** want to use the
> command line?
It provides a substrate that makes it practical for volunteers to provide
free tools to you on Windows. And it's all the graciousness and gratitude
from Windows users j
Set the list so it has only enough items as there are rows visible. This
will prevent the arrows from being drawn. Then, write a list draw callback
routine to update the list when you detect changes on your scrollbar.
- Original Message -
From: "g3BEPA" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Palm Dev
Joe Siebenmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to build the sample Virtual Device Driver, CryptoDrvr, using
> PRC-Tools..
30 seconds of looking at the CryptoDrvr source code shows that a virtual
device driver is just a lump of globals-less code in the 'code' #0 resource
with the function D
>Is there any sample code that show a simple implementation
>of mutex on PalmOS ? mainly to use with callback functions
>and external buffer filler, i'd like to use it with SndStream functions.
You don't need mutual exclusion. Sound callbacks are not called by a
concurrent thread, but by an interr
Hi
Version R3 of the OS5 SDK has the project files saved in v8 of CodeWarrior.
I suggest you do the following: Install version R1 of the SDK, then
archive the examples as well as the Stationery. Install the R3 version of
the SDK, then extract the archived sample and Stationery files. Everything
sh
On Wednesday 18 February 2004 11:16 am, David A. Desrosiers wrote:
> > I don't want to use the command line at all.
>
> So you want an IDE instead? Use whatever works. For you, an IDE,
> for myself (and Aaron and some others), a shell with all of the proper
> development tools is preferred.
Jim Cooper wrote:
i'd die without vi :)
Source code editors have moved on just slightly since then. In fact, as
I recall, they moved on pretty sharpish **because** of vi :-)
you dont need huge convoluted makefiles. :)
I don't need them at all unless I use prc-tools/gcc. Makefiles aren't
large
On Wed, 18 Feb 2004 18:52:40 +0100, "Chris Apers"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>HI,
>
>Is there any sample code that show a simple implementation
>of mutex on PalmOS ? mainly to use with callback functions
>and external buffer filler, i'd like to use it with SndStream functions.
Why would you want
> > Everyone has their own way of doing things though.
> I'd like mine to be cygwin-free.
Then follow some of us, use BSD and/or Linux for your PalmOS
development tasks.
> That's my point - there aren't any. I don't want cygwin at all.
See above.
> I don't want to use the comm
Hi Group,
I have a list which contains many items. I have a
scrollbar to move them up and down. So I dont want to
have the small arrows in the list which appear every
time when items in list are more than visible items.
The problem is that I cant find out how to remove
these arrows. When I make thi
HI,
Is there any sample code that show a simple implementation
of mutex on PalmOS ? mainly to use with callback functions
and external buffer filler, i'd like to use it with SndStream functions.
Thanks
Chris
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> There are more of us out here. ;)
Oh, I know!
> automake is your friend.
No thanks :-)
> My Makefiles are probably 50 lines
In my main development tools, makefiles are zero lines. Much nicer.
> They slow things down, when you have to reach for the mouse and click
>
> It's not clear to me what a complete install of cygwin will do to
> things I've already installed either.
http://prc-tools.sourceforge.net/install/cygwin.html
there is pretty decent instructions there actually. you just need
to install cygwin base + 'make' and the prc-tools binaries if you
jus
> i'd die without vi :)
Source code editors have moved on just slightly since then. In fact, as
I recall, they moved on pretty sharpish **because** of vi :-)
> you dont need huge convoluted makefiles. :)
I don't need them at all unless I use prc-tools/gcc. Makefiles aren't
large for Palm apps a
Might want to check out this project:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/softwareupdate
-Dave
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> Hi all!!!
>
> I need to make a app that will receive a PRC file sent as binary mode
> through stream socket connec
Yea I saw that. Seems very vague to me.
"Matt Graham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Jamie Macleod wrote:
> > So what's the scoop with Codewarrior and Cobalt? Does Metrowerks
> > plan to support it?
>
> from PalmSource's dev suite FAQ:
>
> Q: Will Palm OS develop
Hi all!!!
I need to make a app that will receive a PRC file sent as binary mode
through stream socket connection. But, i don't know how to proceed when the
chunks of data arrive on the device.
Does anybody can tell me how need i proceed to store this file into device>
Thanks...
Régis Daniel de
On Feb 17, 2004, at 2:01 PM, Karen Keefer wrote:
> My application is developed in Satellite Forms v5.2, but I would like
> to try to get the "Palm Powered" logo certification. According to the
> certification requirements, all debug options must be turned ON during
> emulator/simulator testing of
Alexandre,
>Tanks for the help So do what?
>Wait palm to made a new os that correctly this fail.
Waiting for an OS change won't help; this is a hardware issue.
Assuming you are registered as a developer at palmOne, you could have checked
it's plugged in program FAQ's and found this entry:
h
> > i even use 'vi' to edit my files.
>
> You're a mad man :-)
nah :) i sometimes use ultraedit too.. but, any quick fixes is always
a quick and simple 'vi' away, i'd die without vi :) *g*
> > the difficulty you have with learning makefiles
>
> I learnt makefiles years ago, and fortunately have
> but tungsten T3 and C use omap processor with the same os 5.2.1! :/
> and the cost is 5 times more.
no, they use XSCALE CPU's
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Alexandre ,
>but tungsten T3 and C use omap processor with the same os 5.2.1! :/ and the
>cost is 5 times more.
No, they do NOT use an OMAP processor. They use a XScale processor, and that is
the whole point. This is a HARDWARE issue with the OMAP processors; it has
nothing to do with the OS le
> Originally, NS Basic had the same problem. We worked at it a bit and
> cleaned it up. In most cases it was simply sloppy programming. An NS
> Basic program should now be able to pass certification. A side benefit
> is that we can now use these messages as a debugging tool during our own
> devel
but tungsten T3 and C use omap processor with the same os 5.2.1! :/ and the
cost is 5 times more.
-Mensagem original-
De: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] nome de Flex
Enviada em: quarta-feira, 18 de fevereiro de 2004 10:35
Para: Palm Developer Forum
Assunto: Re: RES: PalmOs 4.x
> Is it just me, or are the threads going all over the place? For
> instance, the one about the PalmOS Developer Suite is in half a dozen
> pieces. Also, replies are often at the same level as the messages
> they're replying to.
Because people don't know how to use email.
(which
Yes, as far as I know the reason for that (including corrupted messages,
wrong dates, wrong indexes, dumb registration and a couple of other
things) is the Lycos(or similar) manager Palm are using. Don't know why.
Jim Cooper wrote:
Is it just me, or are the threads going all over the place? For
Aaron said it very clear - it's NOT about the OS, it's about the
processor type. You can use all 4x devices and T|T3 and T|C
Alexandre Teodoro Guimarães wrote:
Tanks for the help So do what?
Wait palm to made a new os that correctly this fail.
-Mensagem original-
De: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > i even use 'vi' to edit my files.
> You're a mad man :-)
There are more of us out here. ;)
> I learnt makefiles years ago, and fortunately haven't had to deal with
> them for some time :-) It was going back to them that was painful - it
> felt like going back to the 80s. There are n
Tanks for the help So do what?
Wait palm to made a new os that correctly this fail.
-Mensagem original-
De: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] nome de Aaron
Ardiri
Enviada em: quarta-feira, 18 de fevereiro de 2004 10:05
Para: Palm Developer Forum
Assunto: Re: PalmOs 4.x is be
> I prefer to use ANT to kick-off the compile and perform the
> necesssary packaging and Junit test execution.
My projects aren't so complicated that that sort of thing is difficult
from within the IDE. Some people use FinalBuilder to do that stuff too,
but even when building component sets for
Is it just me, or are the threads going all over the place? For
instance, the one about the PalmOS Developer Suite is in half a dozen
pieces. Also, replies are often at the same level as the messages
they're replying to.
Cheers,
Jim Cooper
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> i even use 'vi' to edit my files.
You're a mad man :-)
> the difficulty you have with learning makefiles
I learnt makefiles years ago, and fortunately haven't had to deal with
them for some time :-) It was going back to them that was painful - it
felt like going back to the 80s. There are nic
> any clues? i really need to work this out fast
> thanx
maybe time to sub-contract out your job to someone who knows what
they are doing? (ie: someone with experience)?
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> I can´t believe that have one thing is to easy to do in os4.1 and in
> 5.2 is impossible to do. In os 4.1 just open serial port, set srmcontrol
> to redirect to ir and send data by srmsend.
live with it.
> In os 5.2.1 nothing works. The only way I find that ir works is using
> IrComm protocol?!
> Has PalmOS any API to compress and decompress .prc and .pdb? Can i use
> zlib in all PalmOS version?
Yes. Just ship the SysZLib.prc file with devices that do not
include their own (or just use it on ALL devices, if you prefer).
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Hi,
Has PalmOS any API to compress and decompress .prc and .pdb?
Can i use zlib in all PalmOS version?
Thanks
Wendel
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Hi friends
yesterday, I read a palm dev forum, but i read a user with the name R
Moon, I'm sorry for your question but the beginner, use my account for your
bad question's, I'm sorry I think change my account
and your Mr Carlos Andrade Becerra, I thinking in your Knowledge of
C, but no d
Can I use IrComm to transmit raw IR pulse without establishing a connection?
If I look what's going out the ir sensor when I use 'ircm' and send 1 byte
there are approximatively 40 byte pulled out.
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Thank you Ben,
I am trying to port our Palm software to PocketPC with minimum project
objects and source recoding.
Besides, I very much like the R language, and I think I may find it usefull
for building complex resources for any platform that I have to build for.
George VS ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
"
I can´t believe that have one thing is to easy to do in os4.1 and in 5.2 is
impossible to do.
In os 4.1 just open serial port, set srmcontrol to redirect to ir and send
data by srmsend.
In os 5.2.1 nothing works. The only way I find that ir works is using IrComm
protocol?!?!? This is a big shit fro
>> > My application is developed in Satellite Forms v5.2, but I would like
>> > to try to get the "Palm Powered" logo certification. According to the
>> > certification requirements, all debug options must be turned ON during
>> > emulator/simulator testing of our app. However, Satellite Forms
>
I get a fatal exeption when i try to call a app form may app using
sysAppLaunchCmdNormalLaunch the fatal exeption occurs inside the app callled
if i run it withou being called from another app ti wroks fine
like using from the launcher
any clues? i really need to work this out fast
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Sometimes after I have done a HotSync the device hangs on:
"Cleaning up - please wait"
Anyone know what might cause this?
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> I had to use the prc-tools stuff for a PalmOS programming talk at BorCon
> last year, and the palaver I went through to get everything installed
> (and then get it working with C++BuilderX). Nightmare. And then there
> was the horror that is a makefile :-)
as someone who knows makefile's inside
Sorry I have to agree with the original poster of this
one. I've used a lot of IDE's for Java, C/C++ and the
MAKE/ANT environments are much preferrable than the
hit the GUI button to build. Yes it is much easier
for the newer project resources to get going and be
productive in the GUI environment
> give me cygwin over any windows crap any day.
Be my guest, take it :-) (Preferably far, far away ) I have no use
for it at all, that I can see
Cheers,
Jim Cooper
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> Well, hey, these *are* C/C++ tools we're providing
Don't remind me
> Besides, cygwin is based on the GNU tools, which were started in
> 1983, not the '70s! :-)
:-) The thinking behind it is definitely 1970's though.
> Now that I've installed them and had a chance to play with them, I can't
At 01:26 AM 2/18/2004, you wrote:
Hello All,
I'm using Metrowerks Codewarrior V7 - SDK 3.5 - Constructor 1.5. I wanted to
update my SDK to version 5.
So I downloaded a Palm OS 5 SDK (68K) R3 - Windows Installer from
http://www.palmos.com/cgi-bin/sdk50.cgi.
When I tried to open source code project
At 05:52 AM 2/17/2004, you wrote:
Hi group,
Can anyone tell me if there is any command line tool I can use to build .R
files?
It's called 'rez', and it's available as part of MPW and Mac OS X on the
Macintosh. There is a Win32 port available as part of the QuickTime for
Windows SDK (see http://
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