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11 <h2>Adding Symbian Custom Kits</h2> |
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12 <p>The <span class="note">Carbide.c++ Developer Edition</span> and higher level products includes functionality to work with Symbian CustKits or any arbitrary SDK source base. This enables you to work with evolving SDKs as they are released. </p> |
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13 <p class="note"><b>NOTE</b> The features that enable build support with CustKits are only available for Carbide.c++ Developer Edition and higher level products. </p> |
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15 <li><b>Adding a CustKit without a devices.xml entry</b></li> |
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16 Use the <b>Add SDK</b> dialog to <a href="sdk_add.htm">add</a> an SDK entry for the CustKit that you want to use with the project. You may want to add a Symbian source base that Carbide.c++ can recognize if you do not plan to build from the command line. Once you've added the CustKit, you can now import projects against the newly added SDK. |
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17 <li><b>Mapping a CustKit</b><b> SDK to a known SDK release <br /> |
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19 </b>Use the <a href="sdk_view_properties.htm">SDK Properties</a> window to map an unrecognized SDK (S60_3rd_Ed_FP2) to a known version of a similar SDK (S60_3rd_Ed) . This should enable you to import projects against the CustKit SDK. </li> |
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21 <p align="center"><img src="images/sdk_info_errors_shown.png" width="373" height="192"></p> |
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22 <p align="center" class="figure">Figure 1 - SDK Information group showing SDK errors </p> |
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24 <p>Some issues to look for in the SDK Properties dialog include: |
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29 <li><b>SDK Name</b> — templates and UI designs may not display if the name used is not a known default (e.g. com.nokia.s60) as defined under the SDK properties</li> |
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30 <li><b>OS version</b> — ensure the correct OS version is assigned to the CustKit tells Carbide what platforms the SDK supports </li> |
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31 <li><b>SDK version</b> — used to filter which template projects and/or UI Designer projects are available and the UI components displayed </li> |
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34 <h5>Related concepts</h5> |
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36 <li><a href="../../concepts/SDKSupport.html">SDK Support </a></li> |
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38 <h5>Related tasks </h5> |
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39 <ul> |
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40 <li><a href="sdk_search.htm">Searching SDKs</a></li> |
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41 <li><a href="sdk_view_properties.htm">View SDK Properties</a> </li> |
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42 </ul> |
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43 <h5>Related references </h5> |
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45 <li><a href="../../reference/SDKPreferences.html">SDK Preferences Panel</a></li> |
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