April 2002
Intermediate to advanced
440 pages
12h 37m
English
Content preview from Programming Visual Basic for the Palm OS
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PalmRez Post Linker
The PalmRez Post Linker converts the file generated by the project into a Palm resource database, ready to run on the Palm PDA. This option panel is shown in Figure B-12.
Figure B-12. PalmRez Post Linker panel
The Mac Resource Files field specifies the name of
the file generated by the 68K linker that is converted into the Palm
resource database, which represents our shared library. This field
corresponds to the File Name field of the
68K Target panel (see Figure B-7, earlier in this appendix). Enter
DBSLib.tmp in this field.
The Output File field specifies the name of the
Palm resource database that will be generated and will ultimately
reside on the Palm PDA. Enter DBSLib.prc in
this field.
The Type field specifies the type of Palm
application that is being created, and corresponds to the
ResType field on the 68K Target Panel. Since this project is for a library resource
database, enter libr in this field.
The Creator field specifies a four-character
Creator ID to uniquely identify our library. See
“The Palm Creator ID” sidebar in
Chapter 1 for more details regarding Palm Creator
IDs. Enter DBSL in this field.
You now know how to configure the settings for the DBSLib project.
Notice that the DBSLib project dialog now appears
as shown in Figure B-13, with a
Segments tab instead of a Link Order tab (compare with Figure B-2, shown
earlier in this chapter).
Figure B-13. Updated ...
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