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How do I create a shared ultralite c++ component for Palm?
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| Phil George 2005-10-27, 7:41 am |
| Firstly, I apologise if this appears as a double post, as I previously
posted this question
on another nntp server, and was unsure if the sybase news server
synchronizes from others.
Is it possible to create a shared prc containing the ulrt.lib that can then
be used be multiple palm applications?
We're developing with codewarrior 9. We've successfully tried the custDB
demo and have now created another palm app using
the C++ component. It's a very simple test app, but it uses around 600KB
for the PRC (I think around 90% of that size is used by ultralite).
We want to develop multiple palm applications each with their own pdb, but
each using the functionality of a shared ultralite component, and therefore
avoid the ~500KB ultralite overhead each time.
Is this possible?
If so has anyone any example code or projects (preferably for code warrior)?
Thanks in advance,
Phil George
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| Tim McClements 2005-10-27, 7:41 am |
| We do not currently package UltraLite as a shared library.
- Tim
"Phil George" <phillip. _nospam_george@eurog
raphics.fr> wrote in message
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> Is it possible to create a shared prc containing the ulrt.lib that can
> then
> be used be multiple palm applications?
>
> We're developing with codewarrior 9. We've successfully tried the custDB
> demo and have now created another palm app using
> the C++ component. It's a very simple test app, but it uses around 600KB
> for the PRC (I think around 90% of that size is used by ultralite).
>
> We want to develop multiple palm applications each with their own pdb, but
> each using the functionality of a shared ultralite component, and
> therefore
> avoid the ~500KB ultralite overhead each time.
>
> Is this possible?
> If so has anyone any example code or projects (preferably for code
> warrior)?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Phil George
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