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I can answer the Symbian part since i've been there before. You can use JavaME on it with some specific extensions, you can also use Python(at least on S60), a
by scorpioxy 18y ago
I can answer the Symbian part since i've been there before.
You can use JavaME on it with some specific extensions, you can also use Python(at least on S60), and you can use C++(not C, if i remember correctly).
But note that the languages on this platform do not all have equal capabilities with respect to access to the underlying platform. There are some things that are just not possible...Except for the C++ part, which is the native language and thus has almost complete access to the system.
- zacharye 18y agoRight, native S60 apps are C++. You can use use java as well but there are tons of limitations.
- mpfefferle 18y agoC++ with just a couple added limitations. Exceptions and static data are only now (in v9) starting to be supported. Assume that you'll use Symbian's app frameworks exclusively and not Boost, STL, etc.