Use qtcreator 1.3 to develop a Symbian Program

Added support for developing Symbian programs in the release of qtcreator 1.3. The document says this is an experimental function. I tried it as a mouse and it worked properly.

The following are my operations. 1. Grain and grass are not active. The installation must be installed first, basically the same as the development requirements using carbide.

A. s60 Platform SDK 3rd edition FP1 or later

B. install Open C/C ++ v1.6.0 or later on your s60 SDK.

C. gcce's arm compiler or rvct. It is said that the latter is expensive and programs are added to the Windows environment variable path.

D. qt for Symbian 4.6.0 is also installed on your s60 SDK. if you want to develop a QT program that can run on your mobile phone, you must install the QT installation file first. For more information, see run the QT program on the Nokia mobile phone. if you want your program to run on the Symbian SDK simulator, You have to install carbide. 2. Set the QT option in qtcreator. The menu path is tools-> OPTIONS... -> Qt4-> QT versions. generally, qtcreator has automatically detected the installed QT version. You need to configure the gcce path and the version you want to edit, I suggest you configure all of them. 3. the core idea of configuring which compilation environment to use is to call the qmake and make applications.
. Select projects in the left-side Toolbar of the main interface of qtcreator. The project configuration page is displayed. Find the configuration that can be used from the build settings drop-down menu. If the Add button is not selected, add it to the new QT platform, two entries, debug and release, are automatically generated. Click Show Details in the displayed dialog box to view the configuration details. After configuring the QT compilation platform, go back to the Edit page on the main interface and right-click the project name to configure the compilation options for the current project. For example, execute the compilation command, the generated application will be under the epoc32releasewinscwudeb directory 4. set the runtime environment. Find the run settins place on the projects page like step 3. Set or add the configuration of the program to be run. You can select the Symbian emulator
. Go back to the Edit page of the main interface, right-click to configure which option to run. 5. Run. Wait for the s60 simulator to take a long time. If an error occurs, click Application output at the bottom to see what the problem is. Reproduced from: http://www.cuteqt.com /? P = 1150