At 3:32 AM +0100 2002/03/06, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
i have successfully gotten timers working on previous versions of the os.
now, your telling me i have to decompile the new roms to get around these
limitations? :) or, did palm leave the API calls the same? :P
Well as you know, the kernel
On Wed, 6 Mar 2002, Jim Schram wrote:
i have successfully gotten timers working on previous versions of the os.
now, your telling me i have to decompile the new roms to get around these
limitations? :) or, did palm leave the API calls the same? :P
Well as you know, the kernel API calls
At 9:19 PM +0100 2002/03/06, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
i would be interested in your results for personal enjoyment :) we did
not release any software using timers... yet :P
As I thought... Palm OS 5 does not (cannot) support the AMX kernel system traps. This
actually makes sense when you think
As I thought... Palm OS 5 does not (cannot) support the AMX kernel system
traps. This actually makes sense when you think about what it would mean
to fork a 68k process from within an ARM kernel... the emulator would
have to be multi-threaded and re-entrant among other things. :oP
makes
At 10:44 PM +0100 2002/03/06, Aaron Ardiri wrote:
i guess we could get away with just checking for pre 5.0 units
is there any secret way of detecting the AMX kernel *g*
I'd recommend your app check to see if the particular AMX traps you want to call are
unimplemented -- using the same
Jim Schram wrote:
So, what kernel is OS 5 using?
Our own, which we affectionately refer to as MCK after its author :o)
With the Kadak licensing restrictions gone, dare we hope for some
access to the kernel in OS 5?
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At 12:48 PM -0600 2002/03/05, Scott Newell wrote:
With the Kadak licensing restrictions gone, dare we hope for some
access to the kernel in OS 5?
What kind of access? It's not as if we've suddenly made Palm OS 5 fully multi-tasking
or anything like that All the same restrictions regarding
Support for additional background threads, timers, etc is being added
in a future version of the Palm OS However, in v5 we thought it better
not to bite off more than we could chew ;o)
Are you still going to use the KADAK kernel in OS5 and later? Or are
you rolling your own in-house
At 12:26 PM -0800 2002/03/05, David A Desrosiers wrote:
Are you still going to use the KADAK kernel in OS5 and later? Or are
you rolling your own in-house OS at this point, including kernel?
Have you read the previous posts in this thread?
Regards,
Jim Schram
PalmSource Inc
Partner Engineering
Have you read the previous posts in this thread?
Yes, my question is more along the lines of Did the licensing
agreement between Palm and KADAK change to facilitate exposing more than one
thread, or did Palm decide to terminate licensing at OS5x and roll their
own kernels?
At 1:15 PM -0800 3/5/02, David A Desrosiers wrote:
Have you read the previous posts in this thread?
Yes, my question is more along the lines of Did the licensing
agreement between Palm and KADAK change to facilitate exposing more than one
thread, or did Palm decide to terminate
At 1:19 PM -0800 2002/03/05, Keith Rollin wrote:
At 1:15 PM -0800 3/5/02, David A Desrosiers wrote:
Have you read the previous posts in this thread?
Yes, my question is more along the lines of Did the licensing
agreement between Palm and KADAK change to facilitate exposing more than one
On Tue, 5 Mar 2002, Jim Schram wrote:
And which I'll answer again so we can end this thread...
We've rolled our own kernel in Palm OS 5. It's affectionately known as MCK after
its author. All the same KADAK restrictions still apply to 3rd party developers --
e.g. no additional background
At 5:15 PM -0600 2002/03/02, Christopher C Stump wrote:
I was wondering if there is any way I could find out what parts of the
AMX kernel are used by Palm OS 3x
I would like to figure out which tasks of the AMX kernel are included in
the preconfigured collection used by Palm Is this information
Jim Schram wrote:
easier porting to other kernels (which we've done in Palm OS 5)
So, what kernel is OS 5 using?
newell
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At 1:08 PM -0600 2002/03/04, Scott Newell wrote:
Jim Schram wrote:
easier porting to other kernels (which we've done in Palm OS 5)
So, what kernel is OS 5 using?
Our own, which we affectionately refer to as MCK after its author :o)
Regards,
Jim Schram
PalmSource Inc
Partner Engineering
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