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The Resource Quick recipes on Symbian OS : mastering C++ smartphone development, Michael Aubert with Alexey Gusev [and others]

Quick recipes on Symbian OS : mastering C++ smartphone development, Michael Aubert with Alexey Gusev [and others]

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"Whether you need to port a desktop application, create a quick prototype or simply want to learn about application development in the mobile space, this book is both the perfect introduction to Symbian OS and an excellent reference guide. The book is like a cookbook, with self-contained chapters covering common programming tasks. Each section explains the length of time needed to implement the code, and its difficulty level. Tasks are explained in detail, and snippets of example code provided. The full sample code is provided for download so it can be used as a starting point in your own projects."--Jacket
Language
eng
Work
Publication
Extent
1 online resource (xxvii, 354 pages)
Note
Includes index
Contents
  • Symbian OS Code Conventions and Notations Used in the Book
  • 1. Introduction and Setup
  • 1.1. Tools: What You Need and Where to Find It
  • 1.2. While You are Waiting
  • 1.3. Post-Installation
  • 2. Quick Start
  • 2.1. Hello World Project Template
  • 2.2. Running Carbide.c++ IDE
  • 2.3. Generating the Hello World Project
  • 2.4. Building the Hello World Project
  • 2.5. Running the Hello World Application on the Emulator
  • 2.6. Running the Hello World Application on the Device
  • 2.7. Modifying the Hello World Project
  • 2.8. Advanced Topics on Carbide.c++
  • 2.9. Links
  • 3. Symbian OS Development Basics
  • 3.1. Fundamental Data Types on Symbian OS
  • 3.2. Symbian OS Class Conventions
  • 3.3. Leaves and Exception Handling
  • 3.4. The Cleanup Stack
  • 3.5. The Cleanup Stack FAQ: Advanced Information
  • 3.6. Two-Phase Construction
  • 3.7. Thin Templates
  • 3.8. Descriptors
  • Symbian OS Strings
  • 3.9. Arrays on Symbian OS
  • 3.10. Executable Files
  • 3.11. Platform Security: Capabilities
  • 3.12. Platform Security: Data Caging
  • 3.13. Stack Size and Heap Size
  • 3.14. Streams
  • 3.15. Active Objects
  • 3.16. Threads
  • 3.17. Timers and Callbacks
  • 3.18. Summary
  • 4. Symbian C++ Recipes
  • 4.1. File Handling
  • 4.2. Contacts and Calendar
  • 4.3. Networking
  • 4.4. Messaging
  • 4.5. Graphics and Drawing
  • 4.6. 3D Graphics Using OpenGL ES
  • 4.7. Multimedia
  • 4.8. Telephony
  • 4.9. Connectivity
  • 4.10. Location-Based Services
  • 5. Next Level Development
  • 5.1. Advanced Technologies
  • 5.2. Symbian Partners Only
  • 5.3. Advanced Application Deployment
  • 6. Releasing Your Application
  • 6.1. What To Do Before You Release Your Application
  • 6.2. How To Distribute Your Application
  • 6.3. Where To Go Next
Isbn
9780470997833
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Quick recipes on Symbian OS : mastering C++ smartphone development
Title
Quick recipes on Symbian OS
Title remainder
mastering C++ smartphone development
Statement of responsibility
Michael Aubert with Alexey Gusev [and others]
Title variation
Quick recipes on Symbian OS : mastering C Plus Plus smartphone development
Creator
Contributor
Subject
Genre
Language
eng
Summary
"Whether you need to port a desktop application, create a quick prototype or simply want to learn about application development in the mobile space, this book is both the perfect introduction to Symbian OS and an excellent reference guide. The book is like a cookbook, with self-contained chapters covering common programming tasks. Each section explains the length of time needed to implement the code, and its difficulty level. Tasks are explained in detail, and snippets of example code provided. The full sample code is provided for download so it can be used as a starting point in your own projects."--Jacket
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Aubert, Michael
Dewey number
005.26/8
Index
index present
LC call number
TK6570.M6
LC item number
A92 2008
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
dictionaries
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Gusev, Alexey
Series statement
Symbian Press
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • Smartphones
  • C++ (Computer program language)
  • COMPUTERS
  • C++ (Computer program language)
Label
Quick recipes on Symbian OS : mastering C++ smartphone development, Michael Aubert with Alexey Gusev [and others]
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Publication
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Includes index
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online resource
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rdacarrier
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text
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  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
Symbian OS Code Conventions and Notations Used in the Book -- 1. Introduction and Setup -- 1.1. Tools: What You Need and Where to Find It -- 1.2. While You are Waiting -- 1.3. Post-Installation -- 2. Quick Start -- 2.1. Hello World Project Template -- 2.2. Running Carbide.c++ IDE -- 2.3. Generating the Hello World Project -- 2.4. Building the Hello World Project -- 2.5. Running the Hello World Application on the Emulator -- 2.6. Running the Hello World Application on the Device -- 2.7. Modifying the Hello World Project -- 2.8. Advanced Topics on Carbide.c++ -- 2.9. Links -- 3. Symbian OS Development Basics -- 3.1. Fundamental Data Types on Symbian OS -- 3.2. Symbian OS Class Conventions -- 3.3. Leaves and Exception Handling -- 3.4. The Cleanup Stack -- 3.5. The Cleanup Stack FAQ: Advanced Information -- 3.6. Two-Phase Construction -- 3.7. Thin Templates -- 3.8. Descriptors -- Symbian OS Strings -- 3.9. Arrays on Symbian OS -- 3.10. Executable Files -- 3.11. Platform Security: Capabilities -- 3.12. Platform Security: Data Caging -- 3.13. Stack Size and Heap Size -- 3.14. Streams -- 3.15. Active Objects -- 3.16. Threads -- 3.17. Timers and Callbacks -- 3.18. Summary -- 4. Symbian C++ Recipes -- 4.1. File Handling -- 4.2. Contacts and Calendar -- 4.3. Networking -- 4.4. Messaging -- 4.5. Graphics and Drawing -- 4.6. 3D Graphics Using OpenGL ES -- 4.7. Multimedia -- 4.8. Telephony -- 4.9. Connectivity -- 4.10. Location-Based Services -- 5. Next Level Development -- 5.1. Advanced Technologies -- 5.2. Symbian Partners Only -- 5.3. Advanced Application Deployment -- 6. Releasing Your Application -- 6.1. What To Do Before You Release Your Application -- 6.2. How To Distribute Your Application -- 6.3. Where To Go Next
Control code
402405618
Dimensions
unknown
Extent
1 online resource (xxvii, 354 pages)
Form of item
online
Isbn
9780470997833
Media category
computer
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • c
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cl0500000042
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unknown sound
Specific material designation
remote
System control number
(OCoLC)402405618
Label
Quick recipes on Symbian OS : mastering C++ smartphone development, Michael Aubert with Alexey Gusev [and others]
Publication
Note
Includes index
Carrier category
online resource
Carrier category code
  • cr
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
Symbian OS Code Conventions and Notations Used in the Book -- 1. Introduction and Setup -- 1.1. Tools: What You Need and Where to Find It -- 1.2. While You are Waiting -- 1.3. Post-Installation -- 2. Quick Start -- 2.1. Hello World Project Template -- 2.2. Running Carbide.c++ IDE -- 2.3. Generating the Hello World Project -- 2.4. Building the Hello World Project -- 2.5. Running the Hello World Application on the Emulator -- 2.6. Running the Hello World Application on the Device -- 2.7. Modifying the Hello World Project -- 2.8. Advanced Topics on Carbide.c++ -- 2.9. Links -- 3. Symbian OS Development Basics -- 3.1. Fundamental Data Types on Symbian OS -- 3.2. Symbian OS Class Conventions -- 3.3. Leaves and Exception Handling -- 3.4. The Cleanup Stack -- 3.5. The Cleanup Stack FAQ: Advanced Information -- 3.6. Two-Phase Construction -- 3.7. Thin Templates -- 3.8. Descriptors -- Symbian OS Strings -- 3.9. Arrays on Symbian OS -- 3.10. Executable Files -- 3.11. Platform Security: Capabilities -- 3.12. Platform Security: Data Caging -- 3.13. Stack Size and Heap Size -- 3.14. Streams -- 3.15. Active Objects -- 3.16. Threads -- 3.17. Timers and Callbacks -- 3.18. Summary -- 4. Symbian C++ Recipes -- 4.1. File Handling -- 4.2. Contacts and Calendar -- 4.3. Networking -- 4.4. Messaging -- 4.5. Graphics and Drawing -- 4.6. 3D Graphics Using OpenGL ES -- 4.7. Multimedia -- 4.8. Telephony -- 4.9. Connectivity -- 4.10. Location-Based Services -- 5. Next Level Development -- 5.1. Advanced Technologies -- 5.2. Symbian Partners Only -- 5.3. Advanced Application Deployment -- 6. Releasing Your Application -- 6.1. What To Do Before You Release Your Application -- 6.2. How To Distribute Your Application -- 6.3. Where To Go Next
Control code
402405618
Dimensions
unknown
Extent
1 online resource (xxvii, 354 pages)
Form of item
online
Isbn
9780470997833
Media category
computer
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • c
http://library.link/vocab/ext/overdrive/overdriveId
cl0500000042
Sound
unknown sound
Specific material designation
remote
System control number
(OCoLC)402405618

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