36 Tools guide — RIM 950 Wireless Handheld simulator
Developer’s Guide – RIM 950 Wireless Handheld™
/D15
/An Simulate n sectors simulated flash memory (in 64 KB sectors) to be
used for OS and application code storage. If this option is omitted,
the previous amount is preserved, unless /E is simultaneously
specified. If /E is specified, a default amount is used. This can
simulate the result of a PROGRAMMER ALLOC command.
Example:
/A16
/T[flags]
Modify the stale pointer trapping behaviour of the RIM Wireless
Handheld simulator.
By default, the RIM Wireless Handheld simulator will, at various
intervals, move the location of the simulated file system on yield and
on file writes. The simulator then maps the old location as invalid
memory. Used pointers to the file system that should have been
reloaded from the handle table result in page faults. The /T option
can be followed by these symbols:
+ Turn subsequent options on
- Turn sub sequent options off
W Trap on flash write
Y Trap on yield
By default, both options are turned on.
Example:
This enables a trap on flash write and disables the trap on yield:
/TW-Y
<Filename>
Any argument that does not begin with a slash is assumed to be an
application filename. Multiple application filenames may be
specified on the command line. Filenames containing spaces must be
surrounded by quotes.
Example: