Recently, I want to write a cross-platform embedded development platform (Symbian/Linux/wince/Windows). Alas, I have to record how to build a Symbian Development Environment again, if it has been recorded before, you will not need to check the document now. To be familiar with it.
1. Install the Symbian Development SDK (required)
Download the Symbian SDK 3.1rd feature1 from the Internet, and now the Symbian feature will remain unchanged :) like the previous IBM fix Pach. You must install perl5.6.1 or above before installing the SDK,
Install it in the PC,
2. openc/C ++ plug-in
This component can be downloaded from the Nokia forum to be transplanted to the POSIX system. Code . In earlier openc versions, STL is not supported, and STL is not supported in string versions,
3. Select IDE.
I am used to Visual Studio. visual Studio 2003.net is selected. of course, to integrate with symbiansdk, you must use a plug-in. download vs2003 from the Nokia website and use carbide. vs201. If you use vs2005, you need to use carbide. vs3.1 or later.
Carbide. Vs, 201, Installation complete. Open vs. And you will see the Symbian OS type project in "file-New". After the new project is created, compile and run it. Everything is OK, testing, loading normally in the simulator, Program Running properly.
From the perspective of the latest development, it is much more convenient to use carbide2.0 ide To develop Symbian, and Symbian has a gratifying side in IDE. To use Vs + carbidevs for development, the resource loading is very
Inconvenient, especially for loading images and icons. For carbide, I will Article .
4. Package and release:
When the carbide. Vs in Visual Studio is compiled, the SIS package is automatically packaged. Of course, on the Symbian 3rd device, you must add a certificate to this SIS package to install it correctly.
First download a Symbian certificate CSR file generator, install it, generate a CSR, and then register the user on the Symbian website. Use this CSR to generate a pair of key, Cer.
Then, add the key and CER certificate files to the carbide. vs tool. In the carbide. vs environment, select the SIS. Package, click sign sis., and then OK.
Generated signed sis. You can upload it to your mobile phone and install it.
