Hi, I'm Paul, but you can also call me Todd and I won't get upset.
New API's
Paul.Todd | 04 June, 2006 21:04
All the topics in this blog are going to be on Symbian and C++, sorry, but is all I program in these days.
So welcome, have all downloaded the WebKit and source code for the OSS browser?
The best starting off point seems to be the trunk where you will find all the sub project including the C++ source code and
The nicest part of this is the subfolder labelled S60Internals. It seems the nice guys at Nokia have provided some more API's that developers can look at.
There are a number of new API's and header files for S60 that might be useful for developers.
Next week I will be looking at RArray and specifically how to copy instances of it efficiently.
In the meantime you can normally find me answering the complex stuff on the newsgroups.
So welcome, have all downloaded the WebKit and source code for the OSS browser?
The best starting off point seems to be the trunk where you will find all the sub project including the C++ source code and
The nicest part of this is the subfolder labelled S60Internals. It seems the nice guys at Nokia have provided some more API's that developers can look at.
There are a number of new API's and header files for S60 that might be useful for developers.
Next week I will be looking at RArray and specifically how to copy instances of it efficiently.
In the meantime you can normally find me answering the complex stuff on the newsgroups.
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