cabide c++ SDK install problem

[alni]

I have installed carbide 1.3 and the SDK for S60 3rd FP1
After I installed both carbide insists that no SDK has been installed - however the SDK is installed, and I can run the emulator?

I installed it on my laptop that is running Win XP home - is that a problem?

Thanks in advance,
Allan

[skumar_rao]

What was the order of installation. but it must not effect.

YOu can try

Carbide.c++ -> Windows -> Preferences -> Carbide.c++ -> SDK Preferences -> Rescan ALL SDKs .

[kiran10182]

I have installed carbide 1.3 and the SDK for S60 3rd FP1
After I installed both carbide insists that no SDK has been installed - however the SDK is installed, and I can run the emulator?

I installed it on my laptop that is running Win XP home - is that a problem?

Thanks in advance,
Allan

Where did you install SDK, Carbide, Perl etc...? In same drive or different?

It is better to have them in same drive for smooth moving.

Kiran.

[alni]

Thanks for the answers.

The order of install was:
perl
carbide
SDK

Everything is on the same drive.

when I do:
Carbide.c++ -> Windows -> Preferences -> Carbide.c++ -> SDK Preferences -> Rescan ALL SDKs

It still reports that there are no SDKs :(

[alni]

One additional thing:
I have cygwin installed, and through that an additional perl - maybe I should uninstall that...

I'm really looking forward to be able to write programs for my N82.

/allan

[Symbian_Neil]

One additional thing:
I have cygwin installed, and through that an additional perl - maybe I should uninstall that...

I'm really looking forward to be able to write programs for my N82.

/allan

I vaguely remember somebody having some problems related to cygwin. Am not sure, but you should try once by un-installing Cygwin.

Btw, hope you have the right perl version (just to confirm to avoid problems later) Also its good idea to check release notes to see if you got everything right.

[amitkankani]

Btw, hope you have the right perl version (just to confirm to avoid problems later) Also its good idea to check release notes to see if you got everything right.

Yes this has been a major problem creator. You need to have the right perl version and not only the version, but also the right build of the version as mentioned in the release notes. Not a version or build older, and not a version / build newer...

I wonder why they don't support newer version though !

[kiran10182]

Not a version or build older, and not a version / build newer...

It works, really. ;) Let's say version should be 5.6.1 but build can be 631, 635 or 638 etc...

Kiran.

[amitkankani]

It works, really. ;) Let's say version should be 5.6.1 but build can be 631, 635 or 638 etc...

Kiran.

It might work, but when I installed FP2, I had build 638 and the commandline build was failing.
When I reverted to build 635 as mentioned in the release-notes, it solved the problem.

So I am not saying other BUILDS will not work, but better install the one mentioned in the release notes to avoid any problems in future or any of the sdks.

[ankbhdk]

Hi, thanks for the suggestions - I really still haven't been able to solve my problem.

I removed cygwin, no difference

I checked that perl is the one suggested in the release notes.

Just for the heck of it I updated to carbide 1.3.1, and applied all the updates carbide could find.

Since I have installed and removed the SDK several times my install path is now:
c:\symbian\9.2\S60_3rd_FP1_5

How can I wipe all traces of the SDK so I would get back to: ?
c:\symbian\9.2\S60_3rd_FP1

Any additional suggestions appreciated!

Allan

[wizard_hu_]

You can do some cleanup in the registry for that: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Nokia and Symbian. Needless to say: be careful, uninstall the given component prior to removing its traces from the registry.