RE: NVFS: White Paper missing from PluggedIn web site

I couldn't find Update NVFS White Paper.doc but there's a file called NVFS_White_Paper.doc: http://developers.palm.com/pe/RepositoryFileDownloadServlet?objectId=10130865 This goes into some of the issues with NVFS. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Bigger dynamic heap for T|T and T2 - solution

Hello, http://fanoush.webpark.cz/palm/fhr.html Please test it if you are interested. If you are author of game/program that needs more dynamic heap you can suggest it to your customers with T and T2 (provided you tested it and found it is useful and stable :-) Let me know if there are some

Fieldmap

I am trying to extract records from contacts database to my app. I was able to unpack all the records and fields from the database. However, when I tried to draw the fields using FieldMap id, it throws invalid pointer error fieldNum = FieldMap[fieldIndex]; fieldNum is the row id of the table

RE: Memory allocation

Thanks! That worked great. -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

RE: Palm OS Certified Developer program frozen?

Thanks for the info guys. Anyone know a better way to contact PalmSource directly than their site feedback email? I would think someone from PalmSource who knows or at least knows who to ask is listening to this forum... -Aaron Hansen -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Initiating a phone call (dialing) programmatically on the Treo 600

Hi, I need to dial a number on the Treo 600, and it doesn't seem to be working. It causes a crash, and according to the system log, the application causing the crash was Phone, and not my own application. Anyway, here's the code I'm using to initiate the call: Wait -- one more thing:

Re: odd address error

I think I found it. My problems occur because of structures which were from another OS which didn't care about even byte alignment. The debugger was giving me output to the logfile at the point indicated, I just didn't notice it. The location wasn't random. (I don't know where you got that

conversion of float to string

There must be a way to do it. I've searched the libraries, and can't seem to find it. I've looked at all the standard methods, fcvt,ecvt,gcvt,d_to_cstr,sprint How do you convert a float/double to a string? Chris Bruner Compulife Software Inc. ==

RE: Initiating a phone call (dialing) programmatically on the Tre o 600

Try using the dialer helper. First, check for the existence of the dialer helper. Second, use the helper to place the call: Boolean DialPhone(char *pPhoneNumber, char *pDisplayName) { if (VerifyHelper(kHelperServiceClassIDVoiceDial,0)) return

RE: conversion of float to string

Err FlpFToA (FlpDouble a, Char *s) Jeff Loucks Work 425-284-1128 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Home 253-851-8908 [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mobile 253-691-8812 -Original Message- From: cbruner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, October 12, 2005 12:55 PM To: Palm Developer Forum

Re: Initiating a phone call (dialing) programmatically on the Tre o 600

Wow...this worked perfectly. Thanks for the tip. -Benjamin Bloomfield -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

RE: Initiating a phone call (dialing) programmatically on the Tre o 600

Try using the dialer helper. First, check for the existence of the dialer helper. Second, use the helper to place the call: Boolean DialPhone(char *pPhoneNumber, char *pDisplayName) { if (VerifyHelper(kHelperServiceClassIDVoiceDial,0)) return

Re: conversion of float to string

I posted code to go back and forth between floats last week (do a search on the archives for the GetStringFromDouble - someone posted it within the last month): Here is a code snippet I used to take two numbers from fields, multiply them, and put them in another field. char ProductString[50];

Re: odd address error

cbruner wrote: I think I found it. My problems occur because of structures which were from another OS which didn't care about even byte alignment. The debugger was giving me output to the logfile at the point indicated, I just didn't notice it. The location wasn't random. (I don't know where

Re: odd address error

As usual you address the question with more intelligence then the flippant comment warranted. So I will attempt to respond in kind. Your last comment None of these problems exist when reading a single byte from an odd address, because one byte is not big enough to span any boundaries like a

VoiceRecorder.PDB Format?????

Hello EB, Does anybody have information,documentation on how structure Voice Recorder DB looks??? Regards, -Pritam. __ Yahoo! Music Unlimited Access over 1 million songs. Try it free. http://music.yahoo.com/unlimited/ -- For information

Compressing records with Lz77

I'm writing an application that is going to be working with a potentialy large database of almost all text and I'd like to compress the records. Is it possible to use PalmOS's Lz77 API for this? And if so, HOW? I can't find any documentation of the functions other than what little there is in

Re: odd address error

From: cbruner [EMAIL PROTECTED] (as part of a possibly off-topic discussion about structure byte-alignment) ... seems to me to be very byte centric. The only difference between reading at an even boundary and odd one is one bit. The as far as the boundaries being set up as dwords/words/bytes is

Re: Compressing records with Lz77

From: Trevor MacPhail [EMAIL PROTECTED] I'm writing an application that is going to be working with a potentialy large database of almost all text and I'd like to compress the records. Is it possible to use PalmOS's Lz77 API for this? And if so, HOW? I can't find any documentation of the