Eloi Crespillo Itchart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi, > > A little survey about your development preferences: > > For the people that develops often on maemo, what IDE/set of tools have you > found to be essential to this task? > > Anjuta? Emacs? Kdevelop? Eclipse? devhelp? ... > > It could be interesting to know which tools have you found to be more > suitable > for this task. It could also be interesting to know if you use them to > develop maemo itself or userspace apps.
For the few programs I've been working on to get working on maemo I've used the following path. First develop and test on standard Linux system, using XEmacs for editing (and launching compiler and going through errors) If the application is a GUI one I launch scratchbox environment. I use my wrapper script called http://www.iki.fi/too/sw/maemo/sboxruntool.sh to make it easy to launch the system. If there is changes to be made I add #ifdefs to the code during more development to get software work good on both environments. Last part is to move software to N770, test there and possibly make even more develop/test cycles to get it working there too. If application is CLI one, I skip the scratchbox. I just revcp appbin 770:. and then enter revsh 770 shell and test there... XEmacs/tramp/revsh -combo has been in my mind If I liked to edit files remotely on N770... or compiling zile for N770 could be an option (to get poor man's emacs but that is good for the simple tasks) > > Best Regards, > -- > > Eloi Crespillo Itchart _______________________________________________ maemo-developers mailing list maemo-developers@maemo.org https://maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-developers
