Download the New All-in-One S60 SDK from Forum Nokia

Forum Nokia has published a new S60 5th Edition SDK. It has the following features:

http://www.forum.nokia.com/info/sw.n..._One_SDKs.html

The full version of the S60 5th Edition SDK is now available. This release offers the following new features:

The standard three softkeys in the emulator’s keypad-off display.
Support for the Chinese, Arabic, and Urdu languages. (Support for the Arabic and Urdu languages is provided by SDK plug-ins.)
Start-up progress indicator, which is visible when the emulator is minimised.
A number of issues have been resolved and deficiencies removed (see release notes for details).
Supported runtimes

The all-in-one S60 SDKs support development of applications for the following runtimes:

Symbian C++.
Open C/C++.
Java™ technology.
Web Runtime (WRT).
Python (using the Python for S60 SDK plug-in).
Supported editions and feature packs

All-in-one S60 SDKs are available for the following editions and feature packs:

S60 5th Edition.
S60 3rd Edition, Feature Pack 2.

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Symbian Developer Tool: DevCertList

Here is a tool to list IMEIs and Capabilities in your developer certificate. You can refer to this wiki article on how to use this tool and to download the latest version.

Link here.

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Symbain Carbide C++ Panic Look Up Plugin for Debugging

Symbain Carbide C++ Panic Look Up Plugin for Debugging

Well every symbian developer has his own story to talk about when it comes to Panic. You won't find one who wouldn't have encountered "KERN-EXEC 3" null pointer exception. Well this one is a easy one to remember. But how come you remember all those thousands of exceptions and their meaning. Most of us refer to the famous http://newlc.com/Symbian-OS-Error-Codes.htmlNewLC Symbian OS Error Codes-list. A very comprehensive list, containing almost all codes. Some Excel-spreadsheets are also available for offline refernce.

Now one does not have to depend upon these resources. Now you will automatically get the panic description to any panic that occurred in the emulator displayed right within Carbide.c++. You simply have to add the PanicLookup plug-in to Carbide.c++ and it will automatically detect any panic that occurs. There are no compromises; you will see exactly the same description that is available in the Symbian OS 9.3 System Panic Reference.

All this and more can be achieved with the help of this Symbain Panic look up toolpanic loop plugin tool.

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