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June 11, 2008
June S60.com tech update: Open C++
Posted by Saara at 11:26 AM |
Categories: Software development
This month's technology update article on www.s60.com features the new Open C++ SDK plug-in, which lets S60 developers reuse even more open source and existing code in their development projects.
The Open C++ package includes a set of middleware libraries that are compatible with all S60 3rd Edition devices, and an additional set of graphics and media APIs that can be used on a selected set of S60 devices.
Jump over to www.s60.com to read more.
Comments
So, this means i can run applications based on linux OS/UNIX on my s60 device..!! pretty clever.
This is why i love Open Source Freedom to do anything you possibly can think of.
Posted by: Gomcoite | June 13, 2008 10:58 PMI don't think what you can run *ALL* unix applications on S60 platform, but Open C++ is a great opportunity for developers anyway
Posted by: PMP | June 30, 2008 04:33 PMIt looks more like now you could _port_ application (of course UI needs full rewrite, becouse still no Qt/GTK+ on S60, if it had one).
Qt/Embedded-on-Symbian will help with this even more (if it's done correctly, just app recompilation will be needed which is more easy)
Posted by: Vikarti Anatra | July 24, 2008 02:14 PM