22 Tools guide — RIM 950 Wireless Handheld simulator
Developer’s Guide – RIM 950 Wireless Handheld™
The following table summarizes the command line switches and
arguments, in alphabetical order; these are explained in greater detail
later in this section.
Switches Description
/AnUse n sectors of flash memory for OS and
application storage.
/DnUse n sectors of flash memory for file
system data storage.
/E Erase flash allocation log.
/FnSimulate n kilobytes of flash memory.
/Pf Force prompt for more applications.
/Ps Always suppress prompt for more
applications.
/RnUse serial port n for RAP modem.
/RDIR=directory Store messages in directory.
/RSIM=addr Use addr as the simulator's address.
/SnUse Windows serial port n in place of the
wireless handheld's physical serial port.
/T[flags]Set or suppress traps
Any argument that does not begin with / is taken as a file na me, the
name of an application to be loaded.
Loading applications
Each DLL is a different application. The DLLs you load depend on which
RIM Wireless Handheld applications you want to simulate.
For example, a simple application that uses only the functionality of the
base API functions will not depend on other DLLs and can be load ed by
itself. However, applications built with the User Interface Engine require
loading the UI32.DLL file along with the UI-enabled application.
There is a restriction: Each DLL loaded in a group must require only the
DLLs selected before or listed in the current set. Therefore, the
application with the most dependencies should be added last. This