I just downloaded eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0 to developp programs but I haven't the code to install it & never found it.
Does anybody know another developping tool ?
Pixel69 said:
I just downloaded eMbedded Visual C++ 4.0 to developp programs but I haven't the code to install it & never found it.
Does anybody know another developping tool ?
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This one is from the microsoft site:
Use the following CD key when installing this software: TRT7H-KD36T-FRH8D-6QH8P-VFJHQ
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...3d-50d1-41b2-a107-fa75ae960856&DisplayLang=en
Hello
is it possible for me to run a java compiler on my universal?
this search makes me think yes
http://www.google.dk/search?hl=da&q...r&btnG=Google-søgning&meta=lr=lang_da|lang_en
There is a fairly simple problem that seems to be just beyond the grasp of the non-developers/chefs amongst us. We are trying to work out how to uninstall .NET Compact Framework 2 SP2 from our ROMS so that we can install v3.5 which speeds up the phones software by approx 20%. (A much greater increase in efficiency than any upgraded ROM with new WM6 build could offer). Please could someone with the know-how take a look at the following thread and provide some insight:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=347537
Much appreciated.
if you can just install the newer .net then it should be used for all .net related software
of cause it will take up space in the mem not being in the rom and all
If you do this, it doesnt provide the increase in speed in apps. Also many programs do only still see version 2 sp2.
it dont matter what .net version it use
the latests framework installed will always handle all .net
stuff
which is why that people who have .net3.5 and not .net2 can still
run .net2 applications or .net1.1
If you install Schaps Advanced Config tool it tell you which .NET version is installed. If you install v3.5 it does not change from saying 2.0.7450.0 or something like that.
Please help me.I am currently using Eclipse to develop Android Apps.But for some reason i want to migrate to NetBeans.I tried installing NbAndroid Plugin in 7.0 , 7.1 and 7.3 JAVA SE versions.After installing, i get error java.InitialisationError or cannot initialise Dalvik VM.
So is there an alternative to this?
Waiting for the solution
Hi All,
I am a Software developer(Database Developer) and now i want to dabble in Android app making.
What are the necessary softwares required and programming language.
Please provide me the links for download too.I am on windows 8 pc 32 bit.
PS:I know the basics of Core Java with syntax and can write small programmes like Add,Subtract,Etc:laugh:
There are active threads about IDEs in this subforum ("IDE of choice for newcommers" for instance). I would recommend downloading Eclipse with the Android Development Tools directly from
developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
This package comes with a full Eclipse IDE, which provides the Android SDK including the build tools for Android. For me that has been everything necessary for developing for Android.
I suggest to you to use Android Studio, it is getting an Android Standard.
If you are more familiar with Eclipse you can start with it, but then you should move to Android Studio.
As AVD (Android Emulator) you can use the integrated emulator or use genymotion, that is much faster!
Just download the ADT from Google, it has the SDK and Eclipse in one package.
Hi for a pretty simple way to query databases and display you could have a look at GoAppzone, using the developer notes you can write a functioning app that can query write and delete, to Oracle, MySQL, SQL and OBDC databases,
You can test it out on your phone using Go Appzone showtime. Only downside is you have to pay for the ability to publish apps, The upside is that you can deploy them on all the major phone operating systems, without having to alter your code.
You can also try Unity3D - for a trial run. Unity has the possibility to publish your apps to Android, iOS, etc
raydekk said:
You can also try Unity3D - for a trial run. Unity has the possibility to publish your apps to Android, iOS, etc
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Yep, Unity3d for Mobile is Free, you can publish on every mobile OS out there.
rahulraj.1 said:
Hi All,
I am a Software developer(Database Developer) and now i want to dabble in Android app making.
What are the necessary softwares required and programming language.
Please provide me the links for download too.I am on windows 8 pc 32 bit.
PS:I know the basics of Core Java with syntax and can write small programmes like Add,Subtract,Etc:laugh:
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In my case I use Android Studio for Apps Development .It is very good as easy to use.You should download it from http://tools.android.com instead of http://developers.android.com. Current Release is 1.0 RC2 in canary channel. It also have SDK inbuilt. You should have JDK installed and JAVA_HOME defined.
Basic Java and Android Documentation is enough but if you want to use native code you may install NDK.
Unity is only needed for Game Development I use Unity free and my basic knowledge of C# for game development.
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Crichton333 said:
Just download the ADT from Google, it has the SDK and Eclipse in one package.
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With release of Android Studio RC2 I don't think ADT will be preferred.Google itself is promoting Android Studio and now it have offline maven repository.Gradle plugin is 1.0 RC1 and studio is very stable now.
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raydekk said:
You can also try Unity3D - for a trial run. Unity has the possibility to publish your apps to Android, iOS, etc
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He is asking for Apps Development and Unity is a game engine and only needed for game development.Anyway Unity free is enough for learning as a beginner is not going to use its pro functions like linear lighting.
just SDK(has Eclipse) and NDK from android official site and Java sdk(jre)
Hello
Necessary IDE are Android Studio or Eclipse (with Android SDK). Language (native) is java.
Just download the Android Studio bundle from Google. You will get the IDE and the latest SDK you need to start off. You also need to download the latest JDK as the native language to code is Java here.
You may need to use Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator to design icons or other app graphics as needed.
If you have to develop a videogame, use ide like Unity, it is the best way to begin