Using Carbide.vs with the SDK

The SDK support of Carbide.vs 3.0.1 allows you to develop application with the SDK using the Microsoft Visual Studio 2003 .NET IDE. Once you have installed Carbide.vs and the SDK on your workstation you can enable the SDK for Carbide.vs. Carbide.vs provides an SDK Configuration Manager, with which you can select which SDKs you wish to enable for use in Carbide.vs.

If you have not previously enabled an SDK, Carbide.vs prompts you to do so when you create or import a project.

To enable the S60 3rd Edition SDK for Symbian OS, Feature Pack 2 v1.1 in Carbide.vs, do the following:

  1. Open the Enable/Disable SDKs view, using one of the following methods.

    • click Project > SDK Configuration Manager

    • in the Solution Explorer view, right-click the name of the project and click SDK Configuration Manager

    • create a project - second window of the wizard

    • import a project - third window of the wizard

    • clone a project - first window of the wizard

  2. Click the Enable/Disable SDKs button to make the SDKs available to Carbide.vs.

  3. Click the box to the left of "S60 3rd Edition SDK, Feature Pack 2" and click OK.

    The Enable/Disable SDKs window is closed.

The SDK is now ready to be used in the Carbide.vs environment.

To use the SDK withan application created using Carbide.vs, do the following:

  1. Select the SDK build configuration by clicking on the appropriate check box to the right of the S60 3rd Edition SDK for Symbian OS, Feature Pack 2 v1.1 so that a check mark appears under the configuration you want to use.

    • To remove an SDK build configuration, remove the check mark. The WINSCW debug build configuration is always selected automatically and cannot be deselected. Note that not all configurations are available for all SDKs.

    • To add the S60 3rd Edition SDK for Symbian OS, Feature Pack 2 v1.1 to an existing project, open the SDK Configuration manager and select the SDK. A new build configuration is added to the project.

For more information, please refer to the Carbide.vs Help: