A lot of breath has a lot of development documentation about Symbian, and look at the difference that can be found on the basics.
Now you will build your next SDK. One is also for use.
Since the program needs and SDK on a drive, the installation directory is placed in the E: / Symbian disk, fill in the environment variable, as shown in the above.
Suddenly discovered that this version did not add a wizard in the VC environment (I use VS.Net2003), but use Java's wizard program to add. The program is simply made, but there is no response when generating a VC project file.
Under DOS mode, manually run group / build_vc7.bat, prompt / epoc32 / and / ePoc32 / include / path does not exist, Java program will be because this error (the dead program does not prompt me for a long time)
Is there a path that does not exist? Symbian SDK itself does not need to do something on the VC, then it is definitely the problem of environmental variables, everything is set up, how did you have something wrong?
Analyze build_vc7.bat, it is a PERL program called, splicing the current path in Perl, and the base path is the environment variable of EPOCROOT. The previous tutorial said that it is necessary to set the ePocroot = /, this path finger SDK directory The path of the EPOC32, in my system is E: /SYMBIAN/8.0A/S60_2nd_fp2_sc/epoc32, and when the Perl program will not get the correct path when the / and EPOC32 splicing, then the problem has appeared.
How to solve it? In the Perl program, you can see the inspection of environment variables EPOCROOT. ) And must be an absolute path. So, ePocroot = / symbian / 8.0a / s60_2nd_fp2_sc, compiled success
Although there are some settings that don't break the WINDOW habit, but in general, it is still very easy to develop the environment.
