The first experience of the Phantom M8 SDK Development

After more than two years of development, the M8 finally went public. Being able to be called the iphone killer shows that M8 has its own advantages. Some friends have asked me before, will buy a M8 try? I said no, unless M8 out of the SDK. Today is a possible poorer day, because M8 really out of the SDK ...

Installation

The Phantom M8 uses Windows CE's operating system, so it's not hard to configure the development environment, and it's not too hard to configure the people who have had Windows Mobile development experience before. The development tool uses visual Studio SP1, which requires the installation of the M8 SDK.

SDK Download Address:

http://www.meizu.com/service/downs.html?id=97

Official development Environment Configuration documentation:

Http://www.meizu.com/help/sdk.html

Because the official documentation is very careful about the configuration of the development environment, we don't have much nonsense here. directly into the development environment. Note: If you want to use the M8 interface library method, it is necessary to introduce LIB file into the project.

Create a project

M8 creates projects in a way that is very similar to Windows Mobile. Select File-new–project in the main menu of Visual Studio 2005. In the dialog box, select "Visual C + +" – "Win32 Smart Device Project" in "Smart Device", fill in the project name, and select OK.

Welcome interface, not much said.