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>Hi. I'm the developer of Switch5 and I'll looked into >this problem with QLaunch. The problem is that Switch5 >receives the appQuitting notification and the dbID is >invalid (Switch5 uses the dbID to get the creator of >the app). Now Switch5 does not know that the dbID is >invalid because (a) the deleted notification has not >arrived yet and (b) there is no way to test to see if >a dbID is valid. > >Since I don't have access to the source code of >QLaunch, here is what I'm seeing from the debugger. >The app exits, the system deletes the app because the >recyclable bit is set. I assume QLaunch is setting the >recyclable bit... > >So here is my take... the PalmOS Reference says the >appQuitting notification contains the dbID of app. It >is implied (in my opinion) that the dbID is valid (the >reference does not say otherwise). I believe that >QLauncher is doing the wrong thing by setting the >recyclable bit because it breaks what the PalmOS >Reference says about how the appQuitting notification >works. Also, I don't believe the other launchers work >in this same manner when launching apps from the >external memory card. > >Mark > >>In case anyone else has this problem ... >> >>Scott's suggestion of using CrashPro showed the >>culprit to be Switch5. I have deleted this and all >>works fine now. >> >>Thanks, Scott. >> >>Russell. >> >>> >>>I am guessing it is really another app that is >>>crashing. This has been seen with PXA clocker and >>>codediver. PXA clocker developer said this would be >>>fixed in v3.2, don't know about codediver. >>> >>>Here is what you can use to see what is crashing: >>>
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