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Classification: |
General |
Category: |
Tools |
Created: |
10/22/99 |
Modified: |
06/21/2001 |
Number: |
FAQ-0350 |
Platform: |
ER5 |
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Question: SDK Tools rely on a certain folder structure
Answer: All of the EPOC Release 1 to 5 SDKs released so far contain various tools located in the \epoc32\tools\ folder. Any of these which use the CPP compiler (e.g. EIKRS.BAT, AIFTOOL, etc.) will fail to find vital include files if
your source files are located more than two folders deep.
Internally at Symbian, we use a standard two-level folder structure for source code. So, for example, if we were compiling
resource files, etc. for an application called FOO.APP, we would have a folder structure of:
x:\foo\rss - All language resource files x:\foo\aif - Black & white source files for use with AIFTOOL x:\foo\aifc - Colour source files for use with AIFTOOL x:\foo\bar1 - Other files related to FOO.APP
Where x: is the drive on which the SDK is installed. This means that all the files are at most two folders deep, and all of the various
batch files and tools in \epoc32\tools\ should function correctly.
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