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what' "not supported" means?
| Fri, 2008-02-01 08:31 | |
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Hi, My develop environment is BAK, plus carbide c++. And My project has two .mmp. One is a normal .exe. Another one is a .pxt. I try to use the .exe to load that .pxt. When I try to load the .exe, the emulator appears "not supported", and my .exe doesn't launch at all. Could anyone tell me what should I do? Thank you. Regards |
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Has the .exe been compiled for the emulator, or a target device (ARM binaries/instruction set). The Symbian emulators do not run binaries compiled for the actual device, just binaries compiled for the emulator.
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Hi,
But I do compile my .exe for the emulator, and I'm sure it is.
I generate it from the carbide c++ wizard, and I just call RFc::AddPlugin(), RFc::MountPlugin(), RFc::DisMountPlugin().
When I type my .exe's name in the shell of the emulator( I add a "TEXTSHELL" key word to the epoc.ini ), the emulator just show "now supported", And I don't know what's that means?
Additionally, I use the BAK as my develop sdk, which provide by Symbian as we're a platum partner.
Thank you very much.
Regards
zhou
Forum posts: 720
Symbian has direct support channels available for Platinum Partners. Have you tried contacting them for assistance?
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Hi,
Actually, I didn't do it yet, but if we can't tell how, surely I will do it as soon.
Thank you
Regards
zhou