Now with S60 SDL it is possible to port applications to S60 without a single
code change and S60 multimedia applications can be implemented without deep
knowledge of Symbian C++ native API and a developer can use SDL and standard C
interfaces.
There are also new audio implementation and plenty of bug fixes included.
Now with S60 SDL it is possible to port applications to S60 without a single
code change and S60 multimedia applications can be implemented without deep
knowledge of Symbian C++ native API and a developer can use SDL and standard C
interfaces.
Nice work!
I see there was a Symbian port (“epoc”?) that was removed from
SDL-1.2.11 in your source tree…is that old code useless? Was it for an
older OS release, etc? Should both pieces of code exist?
I’d like to get your work merged into the mainline SDL if it makes sense
to do so, but I don’t know much about Symbian to make any sort of
authoritative decisions here.
Btw: I love your PDF documentation…it looks really professional, and
it really gave me a sense of what to do if I had to target this platform
right this minute. Thank you for creating that, too.