Creating C++ extensions for 3rd Ed on Linux?

[bacademy]

I've installed 3rdEd SDK on linux using instructions from
http://www.martin.st/symbian/

Now I'm wondering if I can use that to compile pyS60 C++ extensions.
I would guess that after installing the pyS60 SDK on top of it, I could.

My question is what should the .mmp contain?
In fact I'd be happy with a shell script or a regular Makefile.
Just trying with an existing pyS60 extension .mmp for windows I get nothing in the great perl tradition. By nothing I mean no error messages, but nothing seems to get generated or compiled either.

Has anyone else been down this path?

[terohiit]

I've installed 3rdEd SDK on linux using instructions from
http://www.martin.st/symbian/

Now I'm wondering if I can use that to compile pyS60 C++ extensions.
I would guess that after installing the pyS60 SDK on top of it, I could.

Has anyone else been down this path?

Yes. Say Miso Alarm (http://www.hiit.fi/~hasu/misoalarm/) was built with GnuPoc on Linux.

Nothing Linux-specific should be required in the .mmp file.