GP32 How To Help Gp32linux

[ingeras]

1) with kernel devloppement
2) by spreading the word about it , may be new people will get interested
3) by seeking documentation / tutorials for us , if you find some intresting site/news
and
4) if you have some programming knowledge
you can write small applications

e.g.
for qt embedded
you can compile qt for arm or x86
here is how
http://people.via.ecp.fr/~clem/nist/qt-notes.php
http://www.uv-ac.de/opiedev/

you can compile your application for you x86 and test it on it
thanks to qvfb
http://www.mizi.com/developer/s3c2410x/Lin...e_chap_7_en.htm

there is an ide
http://www.kdevelop.org/?filename=3.0/features.html
Support for Qt/Embedded projects
and according to http://www.trolltech.com/products/embedded/indepth.html
you can use qtdesigner to make your gui


s3c2410x
same cpu as gp32

 

[taras]

Hey, is there any chance that it could be made so it automatically "presses" the WWW key? So you don't have to press it yourself each time.

 

[woogal]

Hey, is there any chance that it could be made so it automatically "presses" the WWW key? So you don't have to press it yourself each time.

No-one has found a way yet, and I doubt it will ever be possible to solve the problem altogether. For a longer answer see my post on this page - http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showtopic=10948&st=45

Oh, and it's not just the WWW key you can use. WWW actually 'presses' sms first, then sends 'www', and it's the sms part that triggers the change of modes. Email does the same thing, but sends something else ('to:' if I remember correctly). And the true way to switch between text and numeric modes is with shift+backspace, which doesn't send anything at all.

 

[MegatronUK]

What is everyone using to cross compile applications for GP/Linux? I'd like to get a dev environment setup to try and get some things ported.

 

[ingeras]

an arm gcc toolkit
seek on the forum, i ve posted a link some where
i use the toolkit of the zaurus

 

[taras]

No-one has found a way yet, and I doubt it will ever be possible to solve the problem altogether.

How about this: instead of using "Yes" for enter, which returns it to the numeric mode, use a different key. That way you only need to press SMS once?