Execute basic console application

[wauer]

Hi,

I've created a basic console application using the provided project template of Carbide.c++ Express 1.0. I use the "S60 3.0 Emulator Debug" build configuration. When I Run... the application the Epoc emulator starts up but the console application is neither executed nor installed. What details do I overlook?

Thanks for any help,
Wolfgang

[mitts]

Mainly it sounds like you have overlooked the Carbide.c++ documentation :-). Pls check the Online Help section called "Debugging console applications", that should contain the information that you need.

[maju7]

I have the same problem. I imported one of the SDK's examples and don't know how to run it...

I googled for "Debugging console applications" and found nothing.

Where to look mitts?

Cheers
maju

[maju7]

Well....I was looking and looking and I found that in order to console application I have to:

1. Import SDK's example which I want to run (CClasses for example)
a)File->Import->Import->Choose "Symbian MMP File"->Next
b)Browse to example mmp file, choose s60 3.0 Emulator Debug
c)Finish
2. Build the application
3. Right click on the application in the C/C++ projects pane (left side of the screen)->Debug As...->Debug...
4. New
5. In the "main" tab change the
"Emulator or host application:"
to something like
D:\Symbian\9.1\S60_3rd\Epoc32\release\winscw\udeb\eshell.exe
6. Debug!
7. Wait a whiiiiile (phone emulator with white blank screen will show battery and antenna icons and eventually will show the console)
NOTE: If I left the console for a while without typing anything the graphical menu is show.
8. Type name of your program.
9. Wee hee hey!

Sorry to everybody who think it's obvious but it took me a LOT of time to get to this point though I've bee in C++ for quite a while and I've been working with different IDEs.

Cheers
maju7

[deep_charate]

Hi

I have tried same step but i am unable to debug.
I can see console but as soon as I type application name
it is showing me error "Not Found".

Any extra setting required??

Txs in advance..

[ltomuta]

I'm sure you have not tried the same steps, Carbide.c++ 1.0 is no longer available and v1.3 is a lot different. Also the SDK used here has been since then patched and you should be using the MR version if not a later release.

So, can you explain what exactly have you tried and what exactly does not work?

Also, until you gain experience you should not try to build a console application but rather build a Symbian GUI project and get familiar with the tools and the emulator. Then you can move on to a console project if you really need one.