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• Makefiles when porting to a development tree

  I tried to follow the guidelines for porting of a Makefile project, but extremely difficult to manage a hierarchy of directories when porting.

  My code is all Vanilla C++, so I don't want not targeted to any operating system or specific CPUS.

  When I create an empty project in the IDE, the root directory has a makefile with LIST = CPU and the only option seems to be to put the tree source in this directory (removal of all the project directory structure), which is unfeasable and unacceptable.

  So I try to move the "arm" and "x 86" files in a subdirectory 'cpu', copy the main Makefile, create a 'common' subdirectory and delete the LIST = line CPU from the root makefile. "." Now things look like this:

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      cpu
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  Well, it does not work. When I build, I get:

  make [2]: * no rule for target ' / Developer/SDKs/bbndk-2.0.1/target/qnx6/usr/include/mk/nto_.mk'.  Stop.

  Search on Google, he seems to break on my subdirectories of project because a CPU has not been set. But the content of my project is independent of CPU. How can I go about creating a directory tree in this environment?

  Thank you

  Dan.

  Hello Dan, thanks again for the clarification, I am also able to reproduce the error you get. Here's how to get the compilation...

  1. remove the Makefile in the directory "common". This is what is causing your error.

  2. in the file "common.mk" in the root directory, add the line

  EXTRA_SRCVPATH += $(current_dir) / municipality

  (note that this is in the common.mk not the makefile)

  Select debugging device, clean and build.

  See you soon

  Swann

• want to 810-430qe CTO: 810-430qe CTO... of the usb ports 3.0 and 2.0 ports, which are which?

  computers HP do not seem to come with a simple explanation of usb port scheme and since there are a dozen of them, I would like to know precisely which are which?    Help, please...

  Hello @mikesoares,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! It's a good place to find the help you need, so many other users, the HP experts and other members of the support staff.

  I read your post on USB ports and wanted to help you!

  USB 2.0 ports are black while the USB 3.0 ports are blue.  Please see the picture below, which shows the ports at the back of your desktop:

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• For some reason any, that my printer has enough work and when I plug in my camera to download images, the computer says it does not recognize the USB port, which could be the pronblem?

  My printer does not work (it is said that the computer does not recognize the USB port (this also happens when I plug my camera to download the photos) I checked everything I know to check, which isn't too.)

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• How can I force Firefox to go to a port which he won't use?

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• USB 2.0 & 3.0, HP Envy m6-1225dx Notbook PC USB Ports, which is which?

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  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03694820.PDF

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• BlackBerry Torch 9860 smartphones does not connect with the pc via the USB port.

  We have a new Torch 9860 which does not connect with a PC via the USB port.  What should do?

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  Restart the PC and BlackBerry (with smart BlackBerry power onthe phone, remove the battery for a minute and then reinsert the battery to restart).

  Then, connect with the USB cable and a rear main USB port at the back of the PC, not a front USB port.

  Hear a ringing or sound from the PC indicating that the BlackBerry is connected?

  Start the BlackBerry Desktop Manager software. Give it a minute to recognize the connected BlackBerry device... you see the code PIN of BlackBerry on the PC in the BlackBerry Desktop software?

• Problem with string to Long in Blackberry JDE and Eclipse w / Blackberry plugin

  I'm trying to convery a string to a long use in a persistent store.  I'm following the doc of Blackberry on the process.  When I type the chain and right click on "Convert String to Long" is gray in Eclipse and the BB JDE.

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• Advice on the use of HR ePub Format & Mobile device

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  I would like some advice on format ePub and help for mobile devices using RoboHelp authoring.

  I need to create online help for a Contact folder management base system which will be available on the iPhone, Android, iPad, BlackBerry Torch, etc.. I use RoboHelp 8 and that you have followed the instructions on the Adobe blog to generate ePub format. I am trying to determine if I have to use this format. The way I see it, I could use the ePub format or edit the CSS so that the help content appears large enough on the screens of the mobile device.

  Is the main advantage of using the format ePub his abililty to resize the content? I guess it would be useful, because the application will support Smartphones and tablets. My other concern is also to create an online help that requires users to download an ePub reader. Most mobile devices are compatible ePub? I know that the iPad, but I'm not sure of smartphones.

  If someone has created for mobile devices help using RoboHelp and can offer suggestions, I would appreciate it.

  Hello

  I doubt that ePub is the way to go if you want to provide assistance. ePub is a format for eBooks, and you must download the ePub to view. ePub has no definition page paper being present in PDF format and it is ideal for phones, ebook readers, tablets, etc. which do not have the page size to match the size of the paper. Most phones and Tablet equipped with an eBook application installed.

  I think a simple site to help would be much more useful as a help (if you indeed need to). WebHelp of RoboHelp is not optimized * couch * for mobile devices. As long as you call only a topic, you should be fine. I think showing skin is a no go as it eats way to much space on a mobile device.

  Perhaps a simple site optimized for mobile devices is much more useful. Take a look at the mobile site of project gutenberg: http://m.gutenberg.org/

  It is a mobile site that I love, but I fear that RoboHelp is unable to create this kind of output. Maybe an interesting feature for version 10.

  On the CSS: You can use relative sizes, such as em. These scale based on the settings of the device. Using em seriously confuses the WYSIWYG in Robo 8.   Take a look at: http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_units.asp

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• Can JDE 4.7 develop program to load into the curve or "BOLD"?

  Hello world

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  Can be loaded with success with just bad position? (Original in the storm: main screen in the Middle-> lead curve: main screen align left... so I just need to calculate the display.getwidth () to get the midpoint.)

  I ask this question because I only have a storm Simulator and JDE 4.7, which is the most recent. I don't really know if their production (cod file) can be loaded successfully in another machine...

  Check this thread.

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/Rim/Board/message?board.ID=java_dev&message.ID=11305&query.ID=21...

• I could develop Java Application for Blackberry device software version 5.0 to 6.0 JDE

  Hi, expert,

  I saw this line of the ' BlackBerry Java Development Environment - 4.7.0 - fundamentals Guide'.

  It is said:

  ===============================

  With each major version of the BlackBerry Device Software and the FMV of BlackBerry, Research In Motion includes the
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  and BlackBerry JVM version 4.0.

  The applications that you create by using BlackBerry JDE Version 4.0 only work on BlackBerry devices
  running BlackBerry Device Software version 4.0 or later.

  =========================

  The last sentence talking about version 4.0 of JDE. I think that would mean that I could not develop a java application on JDE 6.0 for Blackberry 5.0 version of the software, even if I do not use any new API to 6.0. However, it seems to me that it is a useless limitation. Could someone throw some lights on it?

  I'm going to agree with superdirt here.

  I have the 5.0 OS update of applications work well on OS 5.0, 6.0 and 7.0 of the OS OS phones.  I try not to recompile for levels of the OS, if I can, and so far I've been perfectly safe with OS 5.0 running on the later levels of the operating system.  So you should be able to get away with just using OS 5.0.

  Not that it is important for you, but I just thought I documents some historical information about level changes.  .

  As far as I know it 2 change cod in the file format, one to the 4.0 OS and the other in OS 4.2.  Therefore, if you want to run anything in OS 6.0 or above, it must be compiled in OS 4.2 or higher.  Again, I have applications compiled to OS 4.2 running on OS 6.0, without no problem devices.

  There have been changes to the API - the result is that the code that works in OS xx does not work in OS yy where yy is after xx.  I hit a few of them and have so far managed to rework the code so that it works very well on both levels of the operating system.  In general it is things that I do wrong anyway, as the older operating systems (from memory) are not as strict on when the event Thread must be used.

  The problem with OS 4.7 compatibility is an impact and to get more of this, for devices touch screen only, I compile using OS 4.7.  If an application that uses only the functionality that was available in the OS 4.2, I compile on OS 4.2 for non touch screen phones and OS 4.7 for touchscreen phones.  And everything works fine.

  I hope this helps.

• Development Kit which includes the javax.servlet package

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  Servlets Java EE do not belong and are there for a long time.

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• Toshiba RL900A: Is it possible to change the label of ports of entry?

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  My previous Toshiba model (32c3000a) has allowed me to develop my own names for ports, which was more useful.

  Also, I am disappointed by the available sound quality and the volume of the built-in speakers, and lack of an exit to counter the problem, the "headphone" in use for a transmitter Infra-red, 'audio external' is therefore not available for "Muting" when silence is desired

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  There are a lot of different parameters that can be set in the menu of TV s but I have found no information how to change the name of the label so I n t think this is possible.

  > Also, I am disappointed by the available sound quality and the volume of the built-in speakers, and lack of an output to counter the problem, the "headphone" in use for an Infra-red transmitter, 'audio external' is therefore not available for "Muting" when silence is desired

  I recommend reading the part of its control (user manual starting on page 23)
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• Difference between C/C++ Native Development & Cascades QT C++ development

  What is the difference betwwen development C/C++ native development & C++ QT Cascades.

  I assume you're referring to Kits SDKS listed on this page:

  https://developer.BlackBerry.com/DevZone/platforms/BB10

  C/C++ native Development Kit is everything you need to encode a native C/C++ application to run on the BlackBerry PlayBook and the next BlackBerry 10 devices. The API described should give you everything you need to develop all the components of your application, from the ground up. If you have an existing application, you can probably start here. This SDK is ideal for access to the low-level API.

  However, it does not come with a user interface toolkit. You have literally everything code yourself, or help existing libraries to the port for you. You probably don't want to do. Instead, you can watch the C + c++ / Qt Cascades Development kit. This SDK provides you with everything you need to develop an application for BlackBerry 10 devices to come. You can still access all the low-level APIs, if you need it, but because Qt adds so much and is so powerful, almost everything you need is probably already there.

  Basically, Qt will provide you with the API call and use in your application. These libraries are open source which have been reviewed for many years and will probably accomplish everything you need. Go further, Cascades is the toolkit of user interface of choice in the native development, as it offers UIS amazing, fluid and easy implementation in your application.

  Note that I never mentioned the PlayBook by discussing the C + c++ / Cascades of Qt kit. The PlayBook is not supported with native support for this mode of development, but it will come with 10 BlackBerry is released later this year.

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• How to install java Development Environment of the blackberry

  Hi all, I want to configure a new Java development environment in my new system what are the software I need to download and where I can get these software as - Blackberry Eclipse, etc. Simulaters any PDF or link is there for assistance. Thank you all

  Hello

  Here you can download JDE

  http://us.BlackBerry.com/developers/javaappdev/javadevenv.jsp

  for eclipse

  http://us.BlackBerry.com/developers/javaappdev/JavaPlugin.jsp

  simulators use and choose which device.

  http://us.BlackBerry.com/developers/resources/simulators.jsp

  Thank you & best regards

  pp