Join Now
Quality Rating:
  • Currently 5.0 / 5
(5.0 / 5 - 1 vote cast)
Expertise Level:
  • Currently 2.0 / 5
(2.0 / 5 - 1 vote cast)

This page was last modified 14:26, 2 July 2008.

Carbide.c++

From Forum Nokia Wiki

Carbide.c++ has been developed in cooperation with Symbian, and is built on Eclipse, the rapidly evolving open-source integrated development environment framework designed to encourage software tool innovation. The Carbide.c++ tools (IDE, C/C++ compilers, and TRK) are maintained by the C++ Development Tools group.

Carbide.c++ is based on the open Eclipse framework, as well as the CDT project.

Carbide.c++ is the replacement for the Nokia CodeWarrior for Symbian OS tools.

Carbide.c++ Update Info

Image:Carbide_cpp_logo.gif

Contents


Carbide.c++ products

The family of Carbide .c++ developer tools includes these features:

FEATUREEXPDEVPROOEM
Public SDK support****
Improved project import/export****
Emulator debugging****
Platform security scanner
(available via Update Manager)
****
On-device debugging ***
R&D SDK (CustKits) support ***
Graphical UI designer ***
Enhanced build target support
(ARMv5, ARMv5_ABIv2, ARMv6, etc.)
 ***
Symbian Project Navigator  **
Performance Investigator
- CPU load
- Memory usage
- Power usage (supported on several Nokia S60 devices)
  **
System-level on-device debugging
(must be enabled by device manufacturer)
  **
Support for R&D devices
(requires access to target device symbol files)
  **
Dependency Explorer
(available via Update Manager)
  **
New GUI Crash Debugger  **
JTAG hardware debugging support   *
ROM builder   *
ROM debugger   *


Carbide.c++ OEM Edition

Designed for Symbian developers who focus on Symbian kernel development.

The Carbide.c++ OEM Edition includes the following:


Carbide.c++ Professional Edition

Designed for the ultimate professional-level developer, who is focused on device development and high performance and requires early access to next-generation Symbian technical specifications.

The Carbide.c++ Professional Edition includes the following:


Carbide.c++ Developer Edition

Designed with a new graphical Rapid Application Development (RAD) tool to ease C++ development and meet the requirements of advanced-level developers for improved productivity and reduced debug time.

The Carbide.c++ Developer Edition includes the following:


Carbide.c++ Express Edition

An entry-level tool available for download at no cost and designed to invite all programmers to explore Symbian OS, providing a complete set of application development tools needed to target the S60 and UIQ SDKs and to build and deploy applications to devices.

Carbide.c++ license & e-store information

Do you want to know how to purchase a license or manage your existing licenses? Then go to the Carbide Licenses and Estore information page.

On this page you will find out how to purchase new product, renew your support agreement, obtain free upgrades, purchase upgrades, and where to get help with your licenses.


Other information


Releases

  • v1.3, January 2008 (estimated)
  • v1.2.2 August 2007 (Patch update from Carbide tool)
       Click Help → Software Updates →Find and Install
  • v1.2.1 June 2007 (Patch update from Carbide tool)
       Click Help → Software Updates →Find and Install
  • v1.2, Spring 2007, OEM
  • v1.1, Fall 2006, Developer, Professional
  • v1.0, Spring 2006, Express

Carbide.c++ Self-Help Section

April 2008: The Carbide Sales team is a bit short handed as we are bringing our new sales manager on board. Our messages are going to be delayed so this message should help you in the meantime.

Most of the user requests involve managing your Carbide licenses. So, to keep you moving on your development we are providing a Professional Edition temporary license that expires May 30.

Here are a few self-help links:

ITEM LINK/More Information
Temporary Carbide.c++ Professional License Temporary License – Expires 30-May-2008
How to upgrade your Carbide product Watch the video
E-store and License Management Visit the wiki page





Related Discussions
Thread Thread Starter Forum Replies Last Post
Values of softkeys... lucas.benjamin General Discussion 4 2008-01-23 07:19
Carbide 1.1 Developer problems Martin_Malek Symbian Tools & SDKs 15 2007-09-11 09:43
How to load bitmap while using Carbide PankajNeve Porting Symbian C++ to S60 5 2006-05-11 13:37
Very poor carbide.c++ tool Holler Carbide.c++ and CodeWarrior Tools 3 2006-10-04 14:58
Can carbide set major, minor and build vesion? imzadi_il Carbide.c++ and CodeWarrior Tools 6 2006-09-30 01:15
 
Powered by MediaWiki
     
     RDF Facets:
     
     
     qfnZtopicQUqfnTopicZseriesE5f60Q
     qfnZtypeQUqfnTypeZCommunityContentQ
     qfnZtypeQUqfnTypeZWebpageQ
     qfnZtypeQUqfnTypeZWikiContentQ
     qmarsZlanguageQUxhttpE3aE2fE2fswE2enokiaE2ecomE2flanguageE2d1E2fenX