Hack-A-N900/Development Notes: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

We have tried all 3 but are currently using MADDE which appears to have better Qt Creator integration than Scratchbox does. Also the Meego SDK is specific to n900 phones running Meego, which is not officially support yet. It works, but not well on 64 bit workstations.

There is one decent installation document[http://wiki.maemo.org/MADDE] but it links to two different installers. Before getting to the installation steps the it links first to the "''Nokia Qt SDK (Release Candidate)''" installer but in the actual installation directions it tells you to download an install shell script from "''MADDE downloads''" in step 1. Both might work but we are using the "Nokia Qt SDK (Release Candidate)" installer http://www.forum.nokia.com/info/sw.nokia.com/id/e920da1a-5b18-42df-82c3-907413e525fb/Nokia_Qt_SDK.html

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After installation we used the "''QtCreator integration for Linux''" guide[http://wiki.maemo.org/MADDE/QtCreator_integration_for_linux]. This will let you deploy applications to either the emulator or phone.  For now lets just get the emulator working. Specifically we did the following (more details in the linked guide) from within the qtcreator_nokiaqtsdk:

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The "''Debugging helper''" status might show a red "X". If it does, click the "''Rebuild''" button for both of the above entries. This should be enough to start building example projects.  

Simple example (src[http://wiki.maemo.org/MADDE/Qt_example]). The following will create a hello world qt creator project called qthello in the current directory:

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