Ok, only problem is I'm not sure what needs to be modified there ;)

That worked :)

So now I have a:


any suggestions?

c:\NokiaQtSDK\Symbian\SDK/mkspecs/common/symbian/stl-off C:\NokiaQtSDK\Symbian\SDK/mkspecs/common/symbian /NokiaQtSDK/Symbian/SDK/epoc32/include /epoc32/include/osextensions/stdapis...

Hi guys,
Using the Nokia Qt SDK we already get a version of boost in the /epoc32/include/stdapis/boost .. We would like to use a different version, however just setting INCLUDEPATH +=...

Does anybody know whether it is possible to invoke the Nokia Remote Compiler from command line?

I'm using Ubuntu, and would like to create a script to build for different targets.

Best regards,...

Hi Paco,
You can do this with native Symbian APIs something like:


#ifdef Q_OS_SYMBIAN
#include <eikenv.h>
#include <coemain.h>
#include <aknappui.h>
#endif

Hi Jim,
Cool thanks :)

I can't find it either. It would be great if we could download from somewhere - since we now have the remote compiler (until Symbian on Linux is fully ready).

There is no Symbian folder in my install.. Maybe it is because I use the online installer?

Hi guys,
I'm am trying out the Remote Compiler, and it seems to work fine - the application compiles and I get a sis file back. However, when installing on the phone it says "Component 'Qt' missing...

A small question regarding the patch:

x86Tools_3.2.5_Symbian_b482_qt.zip

Suggested here.

On the page it says:

Hi guys,
I'm trying to follow a linked record (iLinkedRecord) in CommsDat, in the CarbideHelp it is stated that:


However, I cannot find the mentioned functions CreateLinkL or SetLinkL in my...

Change:

TInt Add (TInt a, TInt b){
return a+b;
}
TInt Sub (TInt a, TInt b){
return a-b;
}
TAny Sqr ( TInt &a){
a = a*a;

Hi cajagu,
Use overloading:


template<const TInt N>
inline TBool Foo(const TBufC8<N>& aData)
{
}

But maybe you should consider using a specialization for TDesC instead.. Typically we pass...

Hi wizard_hu_ - yes I'm Morten :)
Ok - I hope you make it, looking forward to meeting the others again.

See you there Mark :)
- M

Hi guys,
On the 10-12 September I'll be attending the mobile developer days in Berlin. Anybody else going?

You can find info on:
http://www.mobiledeveloperdays.com/

From the page:


Hope...

Oki - ignore my post :)

- M

I would recommend using the excellent Y-Tasks and Y-Tasks crash monitor to see any panics occouring on device..

http://www.drjukka.com/YTasks.html

- M

Hi kayem,
Yup - if you can modify it so that you only need the user-grantable capabilities, then you can sign it yourself. See the steps here: Self-Sign Certificate

-M

Did you use:
Bluetooth Driver for S60v3rd SDK.. Note, the additional steps for s60 MR.

-M

Ok, then I think the easiest way is to just install Carbide.c++, then you should be able to use the command-line..

- M

Oki - have you tried searching your drive for the evnupdate.exe file? could be that it's just located in a different folder (I use Carbide.vs 2.0.2).

- M

Which version of Carbide.vs did you install?

-M

If you have installed carbide you can run from the start menu:

Start -> Programs -> Carbide.c++ 1.3 -> Configure environment for WINSCW command line

To enable builds from the command line..
...

Hi msgurikar,
I'm not sure whether it'll work it's been a while since I've used the 2nd edition - but I assume you have Carbide.vs installed for visual studio?

Try to run:...