For ease of development, a brew-based mobile value-added service generally needs to develop its Simulator version first. After debugging on the simulator, then, use the cross compiler to compile the code into the target code executed on the target mobile phone and complete the test on the mobile phone. The following uses the integrated development environment of Visual C ++ 6.0 as an example. The development process is similar to that of Visual Studio 2003 or later ide versions.
1. Start visual c ++ 6.0
2. Use brew Application Wizard to create your project, and create. C,. Bid,. MIF, and other files.
3. Include the. Bid file in the. c file.
4. Use Visual C ++ to compile your file into a. dll file
5. Start the brew simulator and set the location of the application directory.
6. You can see the name and icon of the application you just set on the simulator.
7. Develop and Test on PC using SDK and Simulator
8. Generate the. MOD file using the Cross Compiler
9 obtain the test Digital Signature
10. Upload the file to your mobile phone in a directory