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2010-02-17
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Originally Posted by jozeph
depends on your language i'd say....... but eric4 & QT Designer, PythonKDE are two.
Hello guys,
Anyone can help me to create a development environment for Maemo5? Please, can you share what Apps/Ides are you using on development? Code manually is not so fast, that is why an IDE is too much important on development.
Thanks,
I'm learning with the Eric4 and QT Option. (Using Pymaemo - python)
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2010-02-17
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Hi!
You'll find a lot of threads about this topic -> search function.
What's your host OS ? PC, Mac, Linux ?
You can try Nokia QT Creator (http://qt.nokia.com/products/developer-tools) with MADDE for cross compiling (http://wiki.maemo.org/MADDE), that's the IDE I use.
Cheers.
You'll find a lot of threads about this topic -> search function.
What's your host OS ? PC, Mac, Linux ?
You can try Nokia QT Creator (http://qt.nokia.com/products/developer-tools) with MADDE for cross compiling (http://wiki.maemo.org/MADDE), that's the IDE I use.
Cheers.
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2010-02-17
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Thank you guys for share.
I'm using Linux (Ubuntu) / Windows XP on dual boot.
Anyone more?
Last edited by jozeph; 2010-02-17 at 14:13.
I'm using Linux (Ubuntu) / Windows XP on dual boot.
Anyone more?
Last edited by jozeph; 2010-02-17 at 14:13.
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2010-02-17
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I'm confused. Anyone can help me?
What is the difference between qt-maemo5-opensource-src-4.6.2.tar.gz and qt-sdk-linux-x86-opensource-2010.02.bin?
What is the difference between qt-maemo5-opensource-src-4.6.2.tar.gz and qt-sdk-linux-x86-opensource-2010.02.bin?
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2010-02-17
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I use the downloadable Maemo SDK because everything is setup for you and doesn't require changes to the Host OS.
ESBox + Eclipse is there for you, and obtaining qt-designer + Python tools aren't difficult either.
ESBox + Eclipse is there for you, and obtaining qt-designer + Python tools aren't difficult either.
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2010-02-17
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no idea on the above - but i use win xp - and my first app's progress is here
Had tried madde etc, but really couldnt even get a demo app working, also reformated a laptop with ubuntu and got the scratchbox working
- but then couldnt progress any further...
With python i'm now coding and testing directly on the device! (But using python and/or eric4 and QT designer on the pc for the graphics and large lumps of code - then i transfer to the n900 via WinScp)
I think for me anyway (Personal preference) - python was the easiest too pick up and just run with.... - as you can see results in under 30 minutes!
Had tried madde etc, but really couldnt even get a demo app working, also reformated a laptop with ubuntu and got the scratchbox working
- but then couldnt progress any further...With python i'm now coding and testing directly on the device! (But using python and/or eric4 and QT designer on the pc for the graphics and large lumps of code - then i transfer to the n900 via WinScp)
I think for me anyway (Personal preference) - python was the easiest too pick up and just run with.... - as you can see results in under 30 minutes!
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----------- What apps do you want to see on the n900 or in MeeGo in the future? -
----------- Follow me on Twitter here
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----------- Author of the N900 Health Check Application ----------- New Version in Extras Devel (Dec 2010 - 2.9.10)
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2010-02-17
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Yes. I just don't choose it because it's Maemo Diablo environment. At least is what it says on the site...
Originally Posted by fatalsaint
I use the downloadable Maemo SDK because everything is setup for you and doesn't require changes to the Host OS.
ESBox + Eclipse is there for you, and obtaining qt-designer + Python tools aren't difficult either.
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2010-02-17
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Originally Posted by jozeph
Actually the one I have defaults to FREMANTLE_ARMEL in the scratchbox environment. It comes with 4 default profiles:
Yes. I just don't choose it because it's Maemo Diablo environment. At least is what it says on the site...
FREMANTLE_ARMEL & FREMANTLE_X86
DIABLO_ARMEL & DIABLO_X86
I think the site is slightly outdated.. but it'll link you back to Nokia's official download location where you pick the latest version. Should be good to go. I am.
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2010-02-17
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Ok! I'm downloading it now. I have downloaded 1 of 1.6GB.
My download rate is 1057.3 kB/s, so in the next few minutes I will try it... Let's see if it's really good! ;D
My download rate is 1057.3 kB/s, so in the next few minutes I will try it... Let's see if it's really good! ;D
Anyone can help me to create a development environment for Maemo5? Please, can you share what Apps/Ides are you using on development? Code manually is not so fast, that is why an IDE is too much important on development.
Thanks,