Carbide v2 does not seem to support earlier S60 SDKs

[jasoneverson]

It seems that Carbide v2 does not support the earlier S60 SDKs, namely S60 2nd Edition FP3 and earlier. Is this in fact the case?

If so then where can I download the previous version of Carbide C++ that does support them?

Thanks

Jason

[kiran10182]

Yes, it does not have official support for older SDKs.

You can download Carbide.c++ V1.2.2 IDE from here: http://www.forum.nokia.com/Tools_Doc.../Archive.xhtml

[Symbian_Neil]

It seems that Carbide v2 does not support the earlier S60 SDKs, namely S60 2nd Edition FP3 and earlier. Is this in fact the case?

If so then where can I download the previous version of Carbide C++ that does support them?

Thanks

Jason

And if you are in a little mood to hack, then Lucian had some thing on Carbide.c++ 1.3. It might be relevant for the new release of carbide too. Here is the link http://blogs.forum.nokia.com/blog/lu...carbide.c-v1.3

[kiran10182]

And if you are in a little mood to hack, then Lucian had some thing on Carbide.c++ 1.3. It might be relevant for the new release of carbide too.

As far as I have dealt with, it won't help with Carbide.c++ 2.0.

[ltomuta]

According to user esses's comment on the blog the hack will still work. I haven't checked the latest releases either but ... who knows.

[kiran10182]

According to user esses's comment on the blog the hack will still work. I haven't checked the latest releases either but ... who knows.

Yeah, I was expecting your comment. Perhaps, I haven't tried hard enough.

[ltomuta]

Me defending my hacks. Me likes them.

[Symbian_Neil]

Apart from esses's comments, I remembering it working for another person. So definitely it might be worth a try, if somebody is desperate enough

Defending hacks is a valid 'Birth Right' and Lucian is pretty justified in exercising it!!