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[pilot-db-list] Re: Databases won't open

[Dan G. <dan...@ya...>]

I have the same problem, using a visor neo (running
PalmOS 3.5.2H3.0) and syncing with a Mac (OS 9.2)
running the latest Palm Desktop for Mac/Handsprings.
I can ONLY open MobileDB databases with PilotDB +
plugins. The normal Pilot-db files (DBOS?) I've
downloaded won't open at all.

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[pilot-db-list] Databases wont open?

[Patrick C. <pa...@oc...>]

Greetings,

I can't seem to open any of the databases that I downloaded from the 
site.  Keeps giving an error: "Unable to open database."  I've tried 
both 1.1b2, and 1.0.3 with the included (and installed) plugins, yet it 
keeps giving the error.  I can create new databases, but not view 
downloaded ones.  Did I miss something in the instructions during 
installation?  Are there other required files like PalmC or something?  
Do I need to recompile the code for my particular unit?  I'm using a 
Visor Edge, and syncing with Mac OS X, with Palm Desktop 4.0 and 
HotSync Manager 3.0.  I don't know anything about programming for the 
Palm OS, nor do I know much about C (I am web applications developer, 
not a software developer).

Thanks,

Patrick

[pilot-db-list] Continued problems attempting to build latest palm-db-tools on Unix

[Larry W. V. <lv...@ca...>]

I want to apologize for continuing to have problems.  Alas, I've nearly
no experience with c++, and so when encountering these problems, I
don't really know the best way to fix them.

After making the changes to csvfile.cp and libflatfile/Record.h
as suggested earlier today, I now get these errors:

g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I/ldatae/PilotBuilding/DB/palm-db-tools/libsupport -I.. -I/ldatae/PilotBuilding/DB/palm-db-tools -ansi -pedantic -g -O2 -Wall -Werror -Wp,-MD,.deps/csvfile.pp -c csvfile.cpp  -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/csvfile.lo
csvfile.cpp: In function `void DataFile::CSVFile::write(ostream &, const PalmLib::FlatFile::Database &, const DataFile::parsing_state &)':
csvfile.cpp:126: no matching function for call to `vector<PalmLib::FlatFile::Field,allocator<PalmLib::FlatFile::Field> >::at (unsigned int &)'
csvfile.cpp:130: no matching function for call to `vector<PalmLib::FlatFile::Field,allocator<PalmLib::FlatFile::Field> >::at (unsigned int &)'
gmake[2]: *** [csvfile.lo] Error 1
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[pilot-db-list] =?iso-8859-1?Q?Re:[pilot-db-list]_Re:?=

[=?iso-8859-1?Q?<mar...@la...>]

csvfile.cpp:=0D=0Aline 120: add "unsignede before "int i"=0D=0Aline 126 &=
 130: it's an error of your stdc++ library to work=0D=0Aaround it you can=
 modify the libflatfile/Record.h file:=0D=0A************ line 120:=0D=0A>=
 			const std::vector<Field> fields() const { return m_Fields; }=0D=0A---=
---=0D=0A<			std::vector<Field> fields() { return m_Fields; }=0D=0A******=
******=0D=0A=0D=0Ai correct all this modification in my version and you w=
ill be=0D=0Aable to find them in the next release.=0D=0A=0D=0A---------- =
Debut du message initial -----------=0D=0A=0D=0ADe     : pilot-db-list-ad=
mi...@li...=0D=0AA      : <pil...@li...urceforge.=
net>=0D=0ACopies : =0D=0ADate   : Tue, 25 Feb 2003 13:47:34 -0500 (EST)=0D=
=0AObjet  : [pilot-db-list] Re:=0D=0A=0D=0AWell, adding time.h got me far=
ther - thanks!=0D=0A=0D=0ANow, after a number of additional modules compi=
le, I get to this:=0D=0A=0D=0Ag++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I.=0D=0A-I/ldatae/Pilo=
tBuilding/DB/palm-db-tools/libsupport -I..=0D=0A-I/ldatae/PilotBuilding/D=
B/palm-db-tools -ansi -pedantic -g=0D=0A-O2 -Wall -Werror -Wp,-MD,.deps/c=
svfile.pp -c csvfile.cpp =0D=0A-fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/csvfile.lo=0D=0Acc1pl=
us: warnings being treated as errors=0D=0Acsvfile.cpp: In function `void=0D=
=0ADataFile::CSVFile::write(ostream &, const=0D=0APalmLib::FlatFile::Data=
base &, const DataFile::parsing_state &)':=0D=0Acsvfile.cpp:120: warning:=
 comparison between signed and unsigned=0D=0Acsvfile.cpp:126: no matching=
 function for call to=0D=0A`vector<PalmLib::FlatFile::Field,allocator<Pal=
mLib::FlatFile::Field>=0D=0A>::at (int &) const'=0D=0Acsvfile.cpp:130: no=
 matching function for call to=0D=0A`vector<PalmLib::FlatFile::Field,allo=
cator<PalmLib::FlatFile::Field>=0D=0A>::at (int &) const'=0D=0Agmake[2]: =
*** [csvfile.lo] Error 1=0D=0Agmake[2]: Leaving directory=0D=0A`/ldatae/P=
ilotBuilding/DB/palm-db-tools/libsupport'=0D=0Agmake[1]: *** [all-recursi=
ve] Error 1=0D=0Agmake[1]: Leaving directory=0D=0A`/ldatae/PilotBuilding/=
DB/palm-db-tools'=0D=0Agmake: *** [all] Error 2=0D=0A-- =0D=0ATcl - The g=
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[pilot-db-list] Re:

[Larry W. V. <lv...@ca...>]

Well, adding time.h got me farther - thanks!

Now, after a number of additional modules compile, I get to this:

g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I/ldatae/PilotBuilding/DB/palm-db-tools/libsupport -I.. -I/ldatae/PilotBuilding/DB/palm-db-tools -ansi -pedantic -g -O2 -Wall -Werror -Wp,-MD,.deps/csvfile.pp -c csvfile.cpp  -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/csvfile.lo
cc1plus: warnings being treated as errors
csvfile.cpp: In function `void DataFile::CSVFile::write(ostream &, const PalmLib::FlatFile::Database &, const DataFile::parsing_state &)':
csvfile.cpp:120: warning: comparison between signed and unsigned
csvfile.cpp:126: no matching function for call to `vector<PalmLib::FlatFile::Field,allocator<PalmLib::FlatFile::Field> >::at (int &) const'
csvfile.cpp:130: no matching function for call to `vector<PalmLib::FlatFile::Field,allocator<PalmLib::FlatFile::Field> >::at (int &) const'
gmake[2]: *** [csvfile.lo] Error 1
gmake[2]: Leaving directory `/ldatae/PilotBuilding/DB/palm-db-tools/libsupport'
gmake[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
gmake[1]: Leaving directory `/ldatae/PilotBuilding/DB/palm-db-tools'
gmake: *** [all] Error 2
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[pilot-db-list] =?iso-8859-1?Q?Re:[pilot-db-list]_Re:_Re:[pilot-db-list]_palm_db_tools_build_problems?=

[=?iso-8859-1?Q?<mar...@la...>]

add in strop.h=0D=0A#include <time.h>=0D=0A=0D=0A---------- Debut du mess=
age initial -----------=0D=0A=0D=0ADe     : pil...@li...u=
rceforge.net=0D=0AA      : <pil...@li...>=0D=0ACop=
ies : =0D=0ADate   : Tue, 25 Feb 2003 12:58:50 -0500 (EST)=0D=0AObjet  : =
[pilot-db-list] Re: Re:[pilot-db-list] palm db tools=0D=0Abuild problems=0D=
=0A=0D=0ARe: change to strop.h and strop.cpp for strptime=0D=0A=0D=0AAfte=
r making this change and running the make again, I see=0D=0Athis error:=0D=
=0A=0D=0Ag++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I.=0D=0A-I/ldatae/PilotBuilding/DB/palm-db-=
tools/libsupport -I..=0D=0A-I/ldatae/PilotBuilding/DB/palm-db-tools -ansi=
 -pedantic -g=0D=0A-O2 -Wall -Werror -Wp,-MD,.deps/strop.pp -c strop.cpp =
 -fPIC=0D=0A-DPIC -o .libs/strop.lo=0D=0AIn file included from strop.cpp:=
27:=0D=0Astrop.h:105: no file-scope type named `tm'=0D=0Acc1plus: warning=
s being treated as errors=0D=0Astrop.h:105: warning: non-local function `=
char *=0D=0AStrOps::strptime(const char *, const char *,=0D=0AStrOps::{an=
onymous struct} *)' uses anonymous type=0D=0Astrop.cpp:281: no file-scope=
 type named `tm'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:282: `StrOps::strptime(const char *, cons=
t char *,=0D=0A{anonymous struct} *)' should have been declared inside `S=
trOps'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:282: warning: non-local function `char *=0D=0AStrOp=
s::strptime(const char *, const char *, {anonymous=0D=0Astruct} *)' uses =
anonymous type=0D=0Astrop.cpp: In function `char * StrOps::strptime(const=
 char *,=0D=0Aconst char *, {anonymous struct} *)':=0D=0Astrop.cpp:296: i=
nvalid use of undefined type `struct {anonymous}'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:281: for=
ward declaration of `struct {anonymous}'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:297: invalid use =
of undefined type `struct {anonymous}'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:281: forward declar=
ation of `struct {anonymous}'=0D=0A=0D=0Aand so on=0D=0A-- =0D=0ATcl - Th=
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[pilot-db-list] Re: =?iso-8859-1?Q?Re:[pilot-db-list]_palm_db_tools_build_problems?=

[Larry W. V. <lv...@ca...>]

Re: change to strop.h and strop.cpp for strptime

After making this change and running the make again, I see this error:

g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I/ldatae/PilotBuilding/DB/palm-db-tools/libsupport -I.. -I/ldatae/PilotBuilding/DB/palm-db-tools -ansi -pedantic -g -O2 -Wall -Werror -Wp,-MD,.deps/strop.pp -c strop.cpp  -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/strop.lo
In file included from strop.cpp:27:
strop.h:105: no file-scope type named `tm'
cc1plus: warnings being treated as errors
strop.h:105: warning: non-local function `char * StrOps::strptime(const char *, const char *, StrOps::{anonymous struct} *)' uses anonymous type
strop.cpp:281: no file-scope type named `tm'
strop.cpp:282: `StrOps::strptime(const char *, const char *, {anonymous struct} *)' should have been declared inside `StrOps'
strop.cpp:282: warning: non-local function `char * StrOps::strptime(const char *, const char *, {anonymous struct} *)' uses anonymous type
strop.cpp: In function `char * StrOps::strptime(const char *, const char *, {anonymous struct} *)':
strop.cpp:296: invalid use of undefined type `struct {anonymous}'
strop.cpp:281: forward declaration of `struct {anonymous}'
strop.cpp:297: invalid use of undefined type `struct {anonymous}'
strop.cpp:281: forward declaration of `struct {anonymous}'

and so on
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[pilot-db-list] =?iso-8859-1?Q?Re:[pilot-db-list]_palm_db_tools_build_problems?=

[=?iso-8859-1?Q?<mar...@la...>]

It can be hard to debug because i use Gcc 3.2 but try to modify=0D=0Athe =
function declareation in strop.h and strop.cpp with=0D=0A=0D=0AStrOps::st=
rptime(const char *s, const char  *format,  struct=0D=0A::tm *tm)=0D=0A=0D=
=0A(:: between struct and tm)=0D=0A=0D=0A---------- Debut du message init=
ial -----------=0D=0A=0D=0ADe     : pil...@li...urceforge=
.net=0D=0AA      : pil...@li...=0D=0ACopies : =0D=0A=
Date   : Tue, 25 Feb 2003 09:29:27 -0500 (EST)=0D=0AObjet  : [pilot-db-li=
st] palm db tools build problems=0D=0A=0D=0AWell, after finally deleting =
all the ^M from the files in =0D=0Apalm-db-tools-0_3_5 , and determining =
that I have to use gnu make=0D=0Aand not a normal make, I run into the fo=
lling problem.=0D=0A=0D=0Ag++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I.=0D=0A-I/ldatae/PilotBui=
lding/DB/palm-db-tools/libsupport -I..=0D=0A-I/ldatae/PilotBuilding/DB/pa=
lm-db-tools -ansi -pedantic -g=0D=0A-O2 -Wall -Werror -Wp,-MD,.deps/strop=
.pp -c strop.cpp  -fPIC=0D=0A-DPIC -o .libs/strop.lo=0D=0Astrop.cpp: In f=
unction `char * StrOps::strptime(const char *,=0D=0Aconst char *, StrOps:=
:tm *)':=0D=0Astrop.cpp:296: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps=
::tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0As=
trop.cpp:297: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astro=
p.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:297: i=
nvalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: forwar=
d declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:308: invalid use of u=
ndefined type `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: forward declaration o=
f `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:309: invalid use of undefined type `=
struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOp=
s::tm'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:309: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::=
tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astr=
op.cpp:319: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.=
h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:320: inv=
alid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: forward =
declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:320: invalid use of und=
efined type `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: forward declaration of =
`struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:329: invalid use of undefined type `st=
ruct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps:=
:tm'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:338: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm=
'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop=
.cpp:339: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:=
105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:339: inval=
id use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: forward de=
claration of `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:349: invalid use of undef=
ined type `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: forward declaration of `s=
truct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:350: invalid use of undefined type `stru=
ct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::t=
m'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:350: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=
=0Astrop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Agmake[2]:=
 *** [strop.lo] Error 1=0D=0Agmake[2]: Leaving directory=0D=0A`/ldatae/Pi=
lotBuilding/DB/palm-db-tools/libsupport'=0D=0A=0D=0AAnyone have a fix for=
 this apparent C++ error?=0D=0A-- =0D=0ATcl - The glue of a new generatio=
n.  <URL: http://wiki.tcl.tk/ >=0D=0ALarry W. Virden <mailto:lvirden@cas.=
org> <URL:=0D=0Ahttp://www.purl.org/NET/lvirden/>=0D=0AEven if explicitly=
 stated to the contrary, nothing in this=0D=0Aposting should =0D=0Abe con=
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Re: [pilot-db-list] gcd and script

[Fabrice N. <fab...@no...>]

On Tue, Feb 25, 2003 at 10:46:53AM -0500, Scott Wallace wrote:
> 	(lt (int %0) (int (gcd)))
> 
> 	This casts the return value of the function call 'gcd' as an int
> 	
> 	whereas (int gcd) casts the string 'gcd' as an int

Thanks. I didn't caught that a string could be written without delimitors.

  Fabrice

Re: [pilot-db-list] gcd and script

[Scott W. <swa...@my...>]

> Hi, 
> I want to compare a date field in a database to the current date.
> I thought (lt (int %0) (int gcd)) would do the trick. Obviously, 
> it does not work.


	Ah.  I think you want:

	(lt (int %0) (int (gcd)))

	This casts the return value of the function call 'gcd' as an int
	
	whereas (int gcd) casts the string 'gcd' as an int


	Let me know if this doesn't fix things.


	-Scott

[pilot-db-list] Re: =?iso-8859-1?Q?Re:[pilot-db-list]_palm_db_tools_build_problems?=

[Larry W. V. <lv...@ca...>]

$ gcc --version
2.95.3
$ g++ --version
2.95.3
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[pilot-db-list] =?iso-8859-1?Q?Re:[pilot-db-list]_palm_db_tools_build_problems?=

[=?iso-8859-1?Q?<mar...@la...>]

send me your version of GCC, please.=0D=0A=0D=0A---------- Debut du messa=
ge initial -----------=0D=0A=0D=0ADe     : pil...@li...ur=
ceforge.net=0D=0AA      : pil...@li...=0D=0ACopies=
 : =0D=0ADate   : Tue, 25 Feb 2003 09:29:27 -0500 (EST)=0D=0AObjet  : [pi=
lot-db-list] palm db tools build problems=0D=0A=0D=0AWell, after finally =
deleting all the ^M from the files in =0D=0Apalm-db-tools-0_3_5 , and det=
ermining that I have to use gnu make=0D=0Aand not a normal make, I run in=
to the folling problem.=0D=0A=0D=0Ag++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I.=0D=0A-I/ldatae=
/PilotBuilding/DB/palm-db-tools/libsupport -I..=0D=0A-I/ldatae/PilotBuild=
ing/DB/palm-db-tools -ansi -pedantic -g=0D=0A-O2 -Wall -Werror -Wp,-MD,.d=
eps/strop.pp -c strop.cpp  -fPIC=0D=0A-DPIC -o .libs/strop.lo=0D=0Astrop.=
cpp: In function `char * StrOps::strptime(const char *,=0D=0Aconst char *=
, StrOps::tm *)':=0D=0Astrop.cpp:296: invalid use of undefined type `stru=
ct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::t=
m'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:297: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=
=0Astrop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.cpp=
:297: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105:=
 forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:308: invalid u=
se of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: forward declar=
ation of `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:309: invalid use of undefined=
 type `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: forward declaration of `struc=
t StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:309: invalid use of undefined type `struct S=
trOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=
=0Astrop.cpp:319: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0A=
strop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:32=
0: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: fo=
rward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:320: invalid use =
of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: forward declarati=
on of `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:329: invalid use of undefined ty=
pe `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct S=
trOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:338: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrO=
ps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0A=
strop.cpp:339: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astr=
op.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:339: =
invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: forwa=
rd declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.cpp:349: invalid use of =
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`struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrO=
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:tm'=0D=0Astrop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'=0D=0Agm=
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[pilot-db-list] palm db tools build problems

[Larry W. V. <lv...@ca...>]

Well, after finally deleting all the ^M from the files in 
palm-db-tools-0_3_5 , and determining that I have to use gnu make
and not a normal make, I run into the folling problem.

g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I/ldatae/PilotBuilding/DB/palm-db-tools/libsupport -I.. -I/ldatae/PilotBuilding/DB/palm-db-tools -ansi -pedantic -g -O2 -Wall -Werror -Wp,-MD,.deps/strop.pp -c strop.cpp  -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/strop.lo
strop.cpp: In function `char * StrOps::strptime(const char *, const char *, StrOps::tm *)':
strop.cpp:296: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.cpp:297: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.cpp:297: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.cpp:308: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.cpp:309: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.cpp:309: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.cpp:319: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.cpp:320: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.cpp:320: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.cpp:329: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.cpp:338: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.cpp:339: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.cpp:339: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.cpp:349: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.cpp:350: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.cpp:350: invalid use of undefined type `struct StrOps::tm'
strop.h:105: forward declaration of `struct StrOps::tm'
gmake[2]: *** [strop.lo] Error 1
gmake[2]: Leaving directory `/ldatae/PilotBuilding/DB/palm-db-tools/libsupport'

Anyone have a fix for this apparent C++ error?
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[pilot-db-list] gcd and script

[Fabrice N. <fab...@no...>]

Hi, 
I want to compare a date field in a database to the current date.
I thought (lt (int %0) (int gcd)) would do the trick. Obviously, 
it does not work.

In fact, on my palm M130:
int %0 (set to today) is 52149600
whereas
int gcd is 21519.

I've checked the source code to see whether there was some silly
trick to use, but I did not find any solution. 

I've also changed my system-wide date format settings but it did not 
improve the result.

Any hint?
Thanks in advance,

  Fabrice

[pilot-db-list] palm-db-tools patch

[Marshall T. V. <va...@rp...>]

Hello,

As the palm-db-tools page is out of date re: current developers, I'm
just sending my patch to the list.  Please find the patch, which is
against the current state of the palm-db-tools cvs tree, attached to
this e-mail.

The patch allows the palm-db-tools to compile without
depreciated-header warnings (caused by <strstream>) under gcc-3.x,
while still allowing it to compile with gcc-2.95.

-- 
Marshall T. Vandegrift <va...@rp...>

Disciplined and calm, to await the appearance of
disorder and hubbub amongst the enemy:--this is the
art of retaining self-possession.
	-- Sun Tzu (/The Art of War/, 7:30)

Re: [pilot-db-list] Unable to compile & run V 1.1 Beta 2

[Scott W. <swa...@my...>]

On Fri, 21 Feb 2003, Dick Repasky wrote:

> Sdk 5 is used to compile. I install on emulator db-en, pilot-db crashes if
> I try to duplicate a database.  It crashes with the error:
> 
>   DB (1.1.0B1) called SysFatalAlert with the message: 
>   "DataMgr.c, Line:8638 left unlocked in closed 
>   unprotected DB"
> 
> It doesn't matter whether I try to "duplicate everything" or not.
> (The database contains only 3 fields and a single record.)


Yikes, you're right.  This is a bug in 1.1B2.  I will fix this pronto. But 
it sounds like compiling goes just fine.  I don't see anything wrong with 
your setup, and if you got it to build a .prc, then all is well (except 
for the bug you found).  And yes, you will need sdk5 now.




> Finally, when I try to compile the plugins using sdk 5, that compile also
> fails, but fails on 
> 
>      /usr/bin/m68k-palmos-gcc -nostartfiles -g -o db-DB3vfs  plugin.o 
>      drivers/db3.o io.o util.o iovfs.o double.o localsearch.o 
>      ../PlugLib/PlugLib.o ../PlugLib/PlugLib-dispatch.o 
>      ../PlugLib/interface.o 
>      -lgcc -lm  -lPalmOSGlue
> 

	Yes, I'm gettting this too....I'll have to look at it in more 
detail, it will require some juggling to get it to build I'm afraid.


	-Scott
> 
>     /usr/m68k-palmos/bin/ld: region coderes is full (db-DB3vfs 
>    section .text)
>    collect2: ld returned 1 exit status 
>    make[2]: *** [db-DB3vfs] Error 1
> 
> Has anyone had luck compiling pilot-db?  Does anyone know whats wrong, and
> what I need to do.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Dick
> 
>   
> 
> 
> 
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[pilot-db-list] Unable to compile & run V 1.1 Beta 2

[Dick R. <dre...@bi...>]

I'm trying to compile pilot-db so that I'll eventually be able to write 
and compile my own plugins.  So far I've been unable to compile and run
V 1.1 Beta 2.

My setup:

   Red Hat    7.2
   prc-tools  2.2
   pilrc      2.9
   palmos-sdk 5.0
              4.0 (patched)
   pose       3.5
   rom        platform41_Vx_full_Dbg_enUS.rom


If I do

   ./configure
   make all

Sdk 5 is used to compile. I install on emulator db-en, pilot-db crashes if
I try to duplicate a database.  It crashes with the error:

  DB (1.1.0B1) called SysFatalAlert with the message: 
  "DataMgr.c, Line:8638 left unlocked in closed 
  unprotected DB"

It doesn't matter whether I try to "duplicate everything" or not.
(The database contains only 3 fields and a single record.)

I scrutinized the building.txt file and saw that it mentioned only sdk 
versions 3.5 and 4, so I tried to used sdk 4 by running

  make distclean
  ./configure --with-palmos=4
  make all

The compile fails on grid.c with lots of warnings (treated as errors) 
indicating that functions have not been declared.  The first messae is
for a function called WinScaleCoord. Sure enough it is absent from the
includes files for sdk 4 (but is present in the includes files for sdk 5).

So, I assume that the documenation is out of date and that sdk 5 
must be used to compile pilot-db.

Finally, when I try to compile the plugins using sdk 5, that compile also
fails, but fails on 

     /usr/bin/m68k-palmos-gcc -nostartfiles -g -o db-DB3vfs  plugin.o 
     drivers/db3.o io.o util.o iovfs.o double.o localsearch.o 
     ../PlugLib/PlugLib.o ../PlugLib/PlugLib-dispatch.o 
     ../PlugLib/interface.o 
     -lgcc -lm  -lPalmOSGlue

with the error

    /usr/m68k-palmos/bin/ld: region coderes is full (db-DB3vfs 
   section .text)
   collect2: ld returned 1 exit status 
   make[2]: *** [db-DB3vfs] Error 1

Has anyone had luck compiling pilot-db?  Does anyone know whats wrong, and
what I need to do.

Thanks,

Dick

  

[pilot-db-list] =?iso-8859-1?Q?Re:[pilot-db-list]_link_to_address_book=3F?=

[=?iso-8859-1?Q?<mar...@la...>]

You need the db-AdressDB plugin.=0D=0A=0D=0A---------- Debut du message i=
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ist] link to address book?=0D=0A=0D=0Ais there any way to link a field to=
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[pilot-db-list] link to address book?

[Tom G. <tg...@vm...>]

is there any way to link a field to a field in the palm address book?

Tom

[pilot-db-list] =?iso-8859-1?Q?Re:DB_question?=

[=?iso-8859-1?Q?<mar...@la...>]

Not directly.=0D=0A=0D=0AYou must download and install palm-db-tools.=0D=0A=
=0D=0Ayou must export your database in a text file on your PC (look=0D=0A=
the thinkDB desktop software).=0D=0Acreate a *.ifo file (read the Pilot-D=
B documentation about=0D=0Apalm-db-tools)=0D=0Aand use csv2pdb tools=0D=0A=
=0D=0Aanother away is :=0D=0Ato export your database in an Excel spreadsh=
eet (look the=0D=0AthinkDB desktop software).=0D=0Acreate a new spreadshe=
et with pdbtools.xlt template.=0D=0Acopy the data from the first spreadsh=
eet to the second and use=0D=0Athe tools of pdbtools.xlt=0D=0A=0D=0Aa thi=
rd way is=0D=0Ause the new dbeditor www.jakewalk.de=0D=0A=0D=0A----------=
 Debut du message initial -----------=0D=0A=0D=0ADe     : "Tom Gumpel" <t=
gu...@vm...>=0D=0AA      : <mar...@us...>=
=0D=0ACopies : =0D=0ADate   : Wed, 19 Feb 2003 19:25:06 +0200=0D=0AObjet =
 : DB question=0D=0A=0D=0AMarc,=0D=0AThanks very much for a wonderful pro=
gram, it's nice to see=0D=0Aopen code programs are still alive and around=
 the net.=0D=0A=0D=0AI was using a dbase program called thinkdb, which wa=
s bought=0D=0Aby DavaViz who now want money for the program (which I once=
=0D=0Apaid for as shareware to support the programmers). =0D=0A=0D=0AIs t=
here any way to convert my database so that DB can read it?=0D=0A=0D=0ATh=
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[pilot-db-list] transfer db from thinkdb

[Tom G. <tg...@vm...>]

Does anyone know how I can transfer a data file made by thinkdb to work on
DB?

Thanks,

Tom

Re: [pilot-db-list] Little Help with a calculated field

[Scott W. <swa...@my...>]

> On Fri, 14 Feb 2003, Dan D wrote:
> > 
> > I currently have a calculated field in my Overtime Database that keeps track 
> > of my overtime at my client.  Basically I have the 2nd field added to the 
> > privious total to have a running total.  I only get paid once I go over 80 
> > hrs of overtime so I wanted to start my total at -80.  How would I do that?  
> > The way mine currently works is by "(sort 0 1)(+ %1(ffr 2-1 0))".  
> 
> Hmm.  Does "(sort 0 1)(+ %1 (ffr 2 -1 -80))" work?


 So this doesn't compile for you?
Interesting. It seems to work fine for me.  Are you using the 1.1beta? 
(that's what I'm using).

	-Scott

Re: [pilot-db-list] Pilot-DB

[Mike M. <mw...@mi...>]

In <Pin...@my...>, Scott Wallace <swa...@my...> typed:
> Yea, lisp.  I'd be interested in a copy ;)

It can be downloaded from <URL: http://www.mired.org/downloads/palm/
>. I've also put my food database there, for anyone interested in
playing with the experimental very large database support code in the
current betas.

	<mike
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Re: [pilot-db-list] Pilot-DB

[Scott W. <swa...@my...>]

Yea, lisp.  I'd be interested in a copy ;)

	-Scott

> 
> Reading Pilot-db databases isn't hard. Writing them might be - I
> haven't tried. But I can make my lispme package for reading Pilot-db
> databases available if anyone wants it.
> 
> 	<mike
> 

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Re: [pilot-db-list] new mailing list: pilot-db-bugs

[Mike M. <mw...@mi...>]

In <Pin...@my...>, Scott Wallace <swa...@my...> typed:
> 	I've set up a new mailing list for DB: 'pilot-db-bugs'.  If you
> could direct bug reports to this list it will hopefully keep them from
> getting lost amongst the other postings on pilot-db-list.

Did you provide a link to the list from pilot-db.sourceforge.net? That
would help a lot!

	Thanks,
	<mike
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