This is a very useful article. It helped me many times, so I also want to add my small review:
Carbide.c++ - is a primary tool for Symbian C++ developers. This IDE provides not only a powerful ability to edit source code, but also allows you to create user interface with the help of graphical editor or debug project or build final *.sisx and so on. Like any complex tool, this IDE has many aspects that cause problems for beginners. In some cases, questions can arise even among experienced developers, for example, there are some subtleties when building large projects, when debugging complex applications on the device (when project includes several dynamic link libraries), etc.
This article is presented as a collection of the most frequent questions associated with the use of Carbide.c++, and the answers to these questions. The list of questions is periodically updated, thus this material is supported up to date. The article will be useful both for beginners and for experienced developers. IDE Carbide.c++ dramatically simplifies the development proccess and makes it more comfortable. But anyway, it is necessary to understand how works the toolchain, how to build project with the help of command line.
FireSwarog, 02.09.2009
This article describes the most of the generic problems we find while using Carbide. C++.
Carbide.C++ is the frequently used IDE for developing an application with Symbian C++.This aricle covers most of the problems associated with all the aspects of Carbide C++ including Installation, License Issues, Building a project and debugging.The way the article is written is also very simple and interesting.The article is wrtten in form of FAQs, which makes us to find our answers directly. FAQs given here are also very generic.
As I am a beginner, I found it a very useful article.--Deepikagohil 12:17, 6 September 2009 (UTC)