Using S60 Code in QT

[Itay]

Hi,

I am developing an App for Symbian S60 using QT creator.
In this code, I need to use f32file.h to access the file system in order to access the call logs (no QT support for that).

In my .pro file, I have added:
INCLUDEPATH += $$APP_LAYER_SYSTEMINCLUDE

And in the .h file, I have added:
#include <f32file.h>

But still get the error when building:
Undefined reference to RFs::Connect(int)

What am I missing?

Thanks!
Itay

[danhicksbyron]

You're missing one or more LIBS entries in your .pro file.

[jupaavola]

To .pro file

symbian {
LIBS+= -lefsrv
}

[debasishsahu4u]

Hi I'm quite new and using Nokia Qt sdk. How can i use symbian library inside Qt creator ex. "e32base.h" It's showing no such file...What's the modification i require in PRO file?


Thanx

Debasish Sahu

[danhicksbyron]

symbian {
LIBS+= -le32base.h
}

[debasishsahu4u]

symbian {
LIBS+= -le32base.h
}

But this will enable to use in device...i want to use in qt simulator...with this in PRO file when i'm using #include<e32base.h> it's showing no such file...

Thanx

[danhicksbyron]

You can't -- the simulator is not running Symbian. If you want to run Symbian code off-device you need to use the emulator.

[somnathbanik]

this may help you http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.ph..._In_Qt_Project

[somnathbanik]

Many times it is very difficult to notice from Qt examples, that which development
environmet i need if i want to produce :

a) WIndows desktop application
b) Simulator running on Windows
c) Emulator running on Windows
d) Target device and which version of Symbian device

and which development environment is used in example's case, like :

a)Carbide + S60 SDK + Qt libs
b)QtCreator + S60 SDK + Qt libs
c)Nokia Qt SDK

So, what is the development environment that upper link's example describes, that i am able to produce
at least sis file for Symbian device.

This is for Sybmain S60 platform, so it will work for any of the development environment with any emulator.
I personally build this app on
1. Carbide + S60 SDK + Qt Lib. but it should also work for other two combination also.
Try this out and give me a feedback

[danhicksbyron]

Actually there are four environments, since many of the examples are desktop apps that have no hope of running on a phone.