Comments on: Carbide.c++ Express Alpha http://mobilephonedevelopment.com/archives/87 Symbian OS, Windows Mobile, Android, J2ME, SMS and the Mobile Web Wed, 19 Nov 2008 17:20:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.1.3 by: Dominique Bonte http://mobilephonedevelopment.com/archives/87#comment-21 Wed, 07 Dec 2005 20:22:05 +0000 http://mobilephonedevelopment.com/archives/87#comment-21 Same story for me. I Wasted a complete day trying to get any sense out of Carbide.c++. express Alpha... and came to the same conclusion to abandon further attempts for now! I agree it does not make sense to send an alpha version into the world without any support or info sharing. It would be so easy to set up a (moderated) blog to get things going...Apparently Nokia is discovering that developing its own tools is a little more difficult than expected...makes me think of Microsoft that constantly reminds everybody that they have the best tools and the best support... It looks like Symbian / Nokia have a long way to go to match that statement. I'm planning to document my experiences with Carbide on my blog at http://www.bonte.co.uk/myBlog Same story for me. I Wasted a complete day trying to get any sense out of Carbide.c++. express Alpha… and came to the same conclusion to abandon further attempts for now! I agree it does not make sense to send an alpha version into the world without any support or info sharing. It would be so easy to set up a (moderated) blog to get things going…Apparently Nokia is discovering that developing its own tools is a little more difficult than expected…makes me think of Microsoft that constantly reminds everybody that they have the best tools and the best support… It looks like Symbian / Nokia have a long way to go to match that statement. I’m planning to document my experiences with Carbide on my blog at http://www.bonte.co.uk/myBlog

]]> by: Antony Pranata http://mobilephonedevelopment.com/archives/87#comment-20 Wed, 07 Dec 2005 18:39:15 +0000 http://mobilephonedevelopment.com/archives/87#comment-20 I have a chance to evaluate the alpha version too. I had some problems compiling a project using Carbide.C++. The IDE didn't detect any SDK installations (although I have about 4 SDKs installed). I tried to add the SDK manually, but couldn't do that. After reinstalling one SDK, then it worked fine. But then another problem came, I couldn't debug any applications in the emulator. I have followed the instructions in the documentation very carefully, but still no luck. After trying for a couple of hours, then I was just too tired and gave up. Hope the next release will be more useful. Antony I have a chance to evaluate the alpha version too. I had some problems compiling a project using Carbide.C++. The IDE didn’t detect any SDK installations (although I have about 4 SDKs installed). I tried to add the SDK manually, but couldn’t do that. After reinstalling one SDK, then it worked fine.

But then another problem came, I couldn’t debug any applications in the emulator. I have followed the instructions in the documentation very carefully, but still no luck. After trying for a couple of hours, then I was just too tired and gave up.

Hope the next release will be more useful.

Antony

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