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Running using cmd or CW IDE ?
| Thu, 2005-08-25 16:19 | |
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Hi Im reading Symbian OS C++ book. So far I've seen how to write Hello World. Initially it taught compiling / running using command prompt - using UIQ SDK. After reading a bit further it says Quote The main phase of real application development is writing, building and debugging from within Metroworks Codewarrior IDE - not the command line. Somehow I thought that running using the command prompt will make us know more abt the way the code is compiled / run etc. Yet the books says something like 'Let the IDE do all the running for you - you just code the C++ part'.Just wanted to know what you guys use to run C++ running on an emulator. Thanks |
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Sure you can skip all the ugly command line if you want, CodeWarrior can do it for you and can also show it if you enable that option.
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CW makes your mmp's into mcp's (it's own make file) with makmake tool. So you have to open and close mmp's if you edit them in the ide to create a new mcp each time. I think that sucks.
Also if you want to step through your code in a debugger by inserting breakpoints then you should run the emulator from within an ide like codewarrior.
Thanks,
Nikolas.
If we fall down it's so we can learn to pick ourselves up.
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