Re: Nokia rolls out Qt SDK for unified mobile developer experience
 

Idea: avira is stupid?

Edit: Is your avira up-to-date?

Re: Nokia rolls out Qt SDK for unified mobile developer experience
 

1. Iv'e heard such claims on all vendors of AV software.
2. I would believe you, but your claim sounds juvenile, unbased, and just trollish.
3. Yes it is up to date.

Re: Nokia rolls out Qt SDK for unified mobile developer experience
 

This was already reported to Avira and after updating your anti virus application it shouldn't show this false virus alarm.

I tested it with my current Avira version:

Re: Nokia rolls out Qt SDK for unified mobile developer experience
 

I wasn't talking about the vendor but about the software itself. If it is detecting a non-virus as a virus, it clearly is stupid (buggy, whatever).

It doesn't happen with an up-to-date avira here.

Re: Nokia rolls out Qt SDK for unified mobile developer experience
 

Thanks! This is solid info, I appreciate it.

I apologize, but I have been using avira on about 6 computers around my family for years now, and I have never ever had 1 false alarm with it, and it has always served me well.
So "Stupid" is not a term i'll take seriously about any well known product unless it's based and referenced.

I can accept that there is a BUG.
Anyway, i'll check the version again to make sure I am up to date.

Re: Nokia rolls out Qt SDK for unified mobile developer experience
 

Sorry for the stupid then.

Re: Nokia rolls out Qt SDK for unified mobile developer experience
 

Oh well, no worries.
You did try to help me, in your way, which is more then other people would do (:

Re: Nokia rolls out Qt SDK for unified mobile developer experience
 

I downloaded and ran the 820mb exe last night. Windows Vista flashed a warning about an unknown usb driver vendor during the install, but didnt get any virus warnings as such.

The two languages supported are cpp and the Qt scripting language. Personally I would rather use neither, is it possible to make use of the device simulators but with other languages such as PyQt?

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Did anyone get the emulator app working?
What I did was a full install and then using the wizard I just created a mobile qt app with no form generation and the mainwindow inheritance. I ticked the Simulator Qt for Visual Studio 2008 (Qt SDK Beta).
What happens is when I use the run button that the simulator comes up, actually appears to run my application in the (all white background) window, but nothing is actually clickable in the simulated device. It's like its dead. Is it so that I have to create at least one button and that only application widgets are clickable? I can choose to stop the application from the Qt Creator using the red stop button (and then the app disappears and the device goes to a black screen). But that's all I can do.
Any ideas? Grateful for help.

Re: Nokia rolls out Qt SDK for unified mobile developer experience
 

It sounds as if you wrote an application that is showing nothing, so of course there would be nothing to interact with in the Simulator.

Or did I understand wrong what you are trying to do?