This article describes the process of establishing, deploying, and running Series 60 sample applications with graphical user interface (GUI).
We assume that you have installed the Series 60 Software Development Kit (SDK) and install your own integrated development environment (IDE). These two installations are very easy.
The subject matter of this article includes:
Development Process Overview - Detailed instructions for establishing and running Series 60 projects on simulators or target devices, and many IDE guides, as well as developers can use the compilation options. Series 60 Simulator - Series 60 Simulator features and layouts, including debug version and distribution. It contains similarities between simulators and real Series 60 devices. Establish a program on the simulator - how to use a different vendor's IDE and PC command prompt to establish a HelloWorld project for the simulator. Run the simulator - Start multiple methods of the simulator, and how to locate and run the example helloworld application. Establish a program on the target device - how to establish a HelloWorld sample application for Series 60 devices, compile it to ARM binary executables. Deploying programs on the target device - how to pack multiple components of the application, select some method to transfer it to the Series 60 device, how to locate and execute it. One step from the development process will give you a basic step. This is a quick guide to establish tools and multiple IDEs using the Series 60 C program. You will see how to build and run the "Hello World" application for the Series 60 Simulator, and how to create, deploy, and run the app on the target device. This article provides establishment and operation
All information of the HelloWorld example.
Full text reading:
Overview of C SDK and Symbian Development Getting Started
