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I have been trying various ways to do some development with N9.
I have already managed to make one application for personal use with QML/C++.

Currently I'm trying to make a simple framework for basic 2D OpenGl rendering and I must say that it has started to become a pain in the *** since I haven't even managed to write any code since basic IDE setup is not working. I have read too many outdated or deprecated docs and want to start from scratch. I'm more accustomed to write code rather than setup the environment settings.

Latest issues have been with Qt Creator and it's utterly buggy output window and now I'm left completely without any output print and shooting in the dark with a cannon.

I have tried to look for some complete docs for setting up the dev environment but haven't found any(?!?). I'm using Windows machine but linux is a possibility if really needed but not preferred.

Any tips, ideas or links to where to start all over (again)?
 
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Originally Posted by retsam View Post
I have been trying various ways to do some development with N9.
I have already managed to make one application for personal use with QML/C++.

Currently I'm trying to make a simple framework for basic 2D OpenGl rendering and I must say that it has started to become a pain in the *** since I haven't even managed to write any code since basic IDE setup is not working. I have read too many outdated or deprecated docs and want to start from scratch. I'm more accustomed to write code rather than setup the environment settings.

Latest issues have been with Qt Creator and it's utterly buggy output window and now I'm left completely without any output print and shooting in the dark with a cannon.

I have tried to look for some complete docs for setting up the dev environment but haven't found any(?!?). I'm using Windows machine but linux is a possibility if really needed but not preferred.

Any tips, ideas or links to where to start all over (again)?
Might be a good idea to pop over to the Harmattan IRC and ask around and see if theres any devs online to help you

Go to this link

Channel - #harmattan
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if you put a qml object to control the vibration the output window doesn't work anymore. maybe that's what's wrong?
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Originally Posted by Creamy Goodness View Post
if you put a qml object to control the vibration the output window doesn't work anymore. maybe that's what's wrong?
I saw that bug also. Not the case though. Just made a subclass from MWindow and that's it :/

Edit: I don't even have any QML in this project.

Last edited by retsam; 2012-07-27 at 14:10.
 
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If you're using MApplication you need to set M_OUTPUT_LEVEL env variable to debug
If you're running the app through Qt Creator, go to Projects -> Run, and find environment variables, and add variable M_OUTPUT_LEVEL with value debug.
If you're running the app with terminal, use export M_OUTPUT_LEVEL=debug
 
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That worked. Thanks!

Still trying to figure out why my multicore PC compiles three times slower than 8 years old celeron laptop. But at least it works...

Last edited by retsam; 2012-07-27 at 16:20.
 
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