Category: Symbian C++
BlueZ port using P.I.P.S. environment
After unsatisfactory attempt to port BlueZ system to Symbian due to <sys/signal.h> differences, David advised me to look at P.I.P.S libraries. P.I.P.S. are Symbian libraries that are compatible with POSIX standard....
Difference between the pointers in Carbide c++ and C++
One more difference between Carbide C++ and standard C++ that I found while porting is pointers maintaining. If you have a pointer ' p ' void *p = other_pointer; in C you can sum it up with integer value to walk through memory: p += sizeof(uint8_t); That is...
Bluetooth Driver for S60 SDK
To use Bluetooth in S60 emulator you have to install BT driver. After some customizing emulator will use your hardware - Bluetooth Dongle. If you try to customize it by yourself (without installing driver) in purpose to use Bluetooth Dongle, than, for sure, emulator will die. If...
Who am I?
Konstantine Voytenko
BluSPAN project coordinator
Fishnest Ltd.
bluspan@gmail.com
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Recently...
- BluSPAN project starts
- Start of development on Carbide
- The Battle for BlueZ
- Port of PAND (BlueZ) system
- Obtaining Carbide license
- BlueZ port using P.I.P.S. environment
- Difference between the pointers in Carbide c++ and C++
- Bluetooth Driver for S60 SDK
- Assembling GUI set reflecting future BluSPAN functionality
- Code implementation for GUI
- Switching Avkon Views
- Get project from CVS to Carbide C++
- Insert Multiselection list into GUI
- Accomplish SSL connection from S60v3
- Carbide code bookmarks
- Symbian Networking interface
- Serial protocol modules
- Attempt to create a CSY module
- Reset S60-3rd emulator defaults
- Lost in the dark
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