hello as I searched lot but didn't found anything how to start programming with carbide.c++ if is there is any book which can help me out please refer ts link as I am very new to Symbian os programming. So sorry if i HAVE ASKED ANY Thing wrong
Plz help me
I think this can help you
This link can get you started on Symbian and Carbide. Apart from getting used to carbide, you might also want to spend some time learning Symbian specific constructs like Active Objects, Symbian Leave and Cleanup exception handling.
Following links may be useful for this
http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/Thread_vs_Active_Object
http://www.symbiantutorial.org/symbian-tutorial/?3._Symbian_Fundamentals
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I would like to make my app localized but I don't know where to start from. I gave a look to the msdn guide but I didn't really understood. My app would be localized for italian, french and english. Could someone help me?? Thanks!
There's lots of tutorials for this found with a quick web search. Including Step-by-Step tutorials like this one. In the future you might include what you've tried or look into some other resources before asking such a broad question. If I remember right there's also step-by-step video tutorials available at the usual places.
Does anybody know a good place to learn how to use the debugger in Xcode? I'm hoping to understand how to use things like stack trace, the debug log, and anything else I don't really know about. Online tutorials would be best, but I'm not opposed to buying a book either. Thank you.
Read the Xcode documentation about debugging and you will know all the basics.
There was a session at WWDC 2011 called Effective Debugging with Xcode. The link is to the video in iTunes, so you should be able to watch it.
Learning to debug is really two skills: learning how to use the tools, and learning what to do with them. It shouldn't take you long to get the basics -- setting a breakpoint, inspecting values, etc. Really getting good takes much longer.
I'm having trouble finding some gaming/animation tutorial for c++ and windows form.
I've been told (online) by many people to use gamedev.net, which i did, but unfortunately i could not find the information that i need :(
Does anyone know of any good tutorials for either a simple games (like snake or pong) or of simple animation in Windows Forms using C++ ( not C# )? If so, please let me know!
Looking forward to a reply,
Thanks!
You can use Allegro in C++ or mixed C++\CLI.
see here.
Could anybody suggest a good open source (as in I can see the source, license irrelevant) webkit-sharp-based application? I've been wanting to jump into development with webkit-sharp and gtk-sharp, but I haven't found much of any documentation on webkit-sharp. I thought a good application example is as good as any documentation.
For anybody else that has this issue, a good application I just found is the sample app included with the source. For anybody answering, I didn't think about checking the source for samples when I posted this. The name of the sample is called FunnyBrowser.cs.
Here's mine:
https://github.com/dmulder/owa_browse
There don't seem to be many examples around of anyone using this. I've been looking through the docs at http://webkitgtk.org/reference/webkitgtk/stable to figure it out.
I've been programming in VB.net for a while now, and I finally got access to a mac to make ipod apps. What are some useful sites, videos, etc. that could help me get used to Objective C and the Xcode IDE? I've stumbled upon the samples on the apple dev site, but none of them really give good examples which I could learn the syntax of the language from.
Thanks for the help, Objective C is really a big change from VB.net!
Here are some helpful starter references from the Apple site, first for Objective-C itself, then for the Cocoa frameworks.
Learning Objective-C: A Primer
Cocoa Fundamentals Guide
There are also "getting started" videos available from http://developer.apple.com/iphone (you have to register as a developer to get access, but that's free)
You might want to take a look at MonoTouch if you like working with .Net. As far as I'm aware, it only works with C#, but it will let you use the .NET api to program for the iPhone. Might be worth looking into if you don't want to learn Objective C.