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This version of Carbide.c++ has been optimised for the creation of third-party applications designed to run on Nokia Symbian devices. It provides developers with a number of performance improvements and support for the tools and features (such as the Qt code style) required to undertake the development of software using Qt. In addition, it includes support for the Eclipse p2 update services — offering more flexible and easier updates — and single file compiles in Raptor.
Description
The Carbide.c++ IDE is designed from the ground up for developers creating Symbian C++ and Qt software for Symbian devices. It provides features for project creation, drag-and-drop UI design, querying API information, investigating project dependencies, performing static code analysis, building and packaging software, undertaking emulator and on-device debugging, and investigating project performance,
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For more information, see the Carbide.c++ page »
Eclipse Public License (EPL)
The Eclipse Public License (EPL) requires that companies make available source code of Eclipse components that are shipped in binary format. Note that you can download source code for Eclipse components only. Source code for Nokia products that are not licensed under EPL is not available. The available source code can be found here.
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Carbide.c++ Help
Publisher: Nokia
Date added: 11 January 2010
Requirements
Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 or Microsoft Windows Vista (32-bit).
1 GB of RAM.
700 MB of free disk space for Carbide.c++.
1.8-GHz processor; x86 architecture.
ActiveState ActivePerl-5.6.1.635.
At least one Symbian OS platform SDK.
1,024 x 768-pixel screen capable of displaying 16-bit colour.