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I've been poking my nose in mobile software development since 2000, starting on what was then the ER5 and Ericsson's R380. Since then I've been doing a bit of everything on the S60 Platform, from learning its bits and pieces to helping others find their way trough the maze.
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Lucian Tomuta's Forum Nokia Blog
How to enable support for old SDKs in Carbide.c++ v1.3
ltomuta | 16 July, 2008 10:00
Let's start with a bit of a warning: the tool no longer supports the old SDKs and this decision is final. Applying the hack described here will at best restore the support for the old SDK to the 1.2 level but enhancements are not to be expected. You should not ask for support from the Carbide.c++ team ( nor from me 
) for any issues that might be a side effect of applying this hack.
) for any issues that might be a side effect of applying this hack.
OK, now that all this is clear let's start hacking. (More)
S60, Series 80, Symbian C++, Carbide.c++, Hack |
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