PRGs outside of Eclipse w/ Custom Fonts

I'm seeing a peculiar symptom. I'm not sure if this has always been the case or just recent.
Eclipse Luna
SDK 1.1.4
Custom Fonts : Loaded using onLayout

When compiled and run within Eclipse - everything is peachy. No issues.
When I use the same output PRGs and either load it into a watch or just use the command line to run it, I get a "system error"

After some trial and error, I figured out that it must be the fonts. The fonts are somehow not getting compiled into the PRGs (?) when it is Ran outside of Eclipse. (i'm not sure how this happens or is possible)
When I do a "app export package" and then subsequently extract the PRGs from the .IQ file and run that thru the command line monkeydo (e.g.: monkeydo ppp.prg vivoactive_sim) then all is OK.

I was hoping to be able to load up the NON-Debug Stripped code into the watch to see what symbols come out.

Would appreciate if someone can shed some light.

I'll go ahead and compile the IQ and extract the PRG for now.
  • I'm seeing a peculiar symptom. I'm not sure if this has always been the case or just recent.
    Eclipse Luna
    SDK 1.1.4
    Custom Fonts : Loaded using onLayout

    When compiled and run within Eclipse - everything is peachy. No issues.
    When I use the same output PRGs and either load it into a watch or just use the command line to run it, I get a "system error"

    After some trial and error, I figured out that it must be the fonts. The fonts are somehow not getting compiled into the PRGs (?) when it is Ran outside of Eclipse. (i'm not sure how this happens or is possible)
    When I do a "app export package" and then subsequently extract the PRGs from the .IQ file and run that thru the command line monkeydo (e.g.: monkeydo ppp.prg vivoactive_sim) then all is OK.

    I was hoping to be able to load up the NON-Debug Stripped code into the watch to see what symbols come out.

    Would appreciate if someone can shed some light.

    I'll go ahead and compile the IQ and extract the PRG for now.


    Have you tried Build for device wizard? You have to specify an output folder other than the Bin folder. Otherwise it get overridden by an incompatible prg during the build.
    That way you don't need to extract from the iq package.