Hello guys I want to make a qml/qt/symbian c++ project using carbide. Is it possible?
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Hello guys I want to make a qml/qt/symbian c++ project using carbide. Is it possible?
Note that this happens to be the Mobile Java board here, while if you click back to "Development Platforms" above, you will find both Qt and Symbian C++ related boards too.
In short: Carbide.c++ is the tool for creating Symbian C++ applications, it can obviously create Symbian C++ projects. In addition it can also create Qt projects with S60/Symbian SDK-s supporting Qt. QML is probably not supported by Carbide.c++, but I am not sure.
Since you plan to focus on Qt and QML, the Qt SDK would be the most straigthforward pick anyway.
[QUOTE=wizard_hu_;906783]Note that this happens to be the Mobile Java board here, while if you click back to "Development Platforms" above, you will find both Qt and Symbian C++ related boards too.
In short: Carbide.c++ is the tool for creating Symbian C++ applications, it can obviously create Symbian C++ projects. In addition it can also create Qt projects with S60/Symbian SDK-s supporting Qt. QML is probably not supported by Carbide.c++, but I am not sure.
Since you plan to focus on Qt and QML, the Qt SDK would be the most straigthforward pick anyway.[/QUOTE]
Oh, I'm sorry. I read SDKs but didn't read Java. By the way is it possible to use pure Symbian c++ in the Qt Sdk
Sure you can mix Symbian C++ with Qt projects when using QtSDK, anyway, if you plan to use only Symbian C++, then you should use carbide and make Symbian projects without any Qt parts.
Ok thanks for the help.