Symbian平台移植：C/C++ 开源移动开发指南

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"《移植到Symbian平台：C/C++开放移动开发指南》是一本由Mark Wilcox领导，与Lauri Aalto、Will Bamberg等人共同编写的书籍，专为那些希望将应用程序或服务迁移到Symbian操作系统开发者设计。Symbian，曾经是智能手机市场的主导者之一，其平台在C/C++编程环境中被广泛应用，特别是在早期的智能手机时代。本书详细阐述了如何进行Symbian平台的迁移和适配，包括但不限于以下关键知识点： 1. 平台概述：介绍了Symbian操作系统的历史背景、架构特点以及它在移动设备中的地位，为开发者提供了理解平台特性的基础。 2. C/C++语言支持：深入解析如何利用C/C++进行高效、稳定的程序编写，包括内存管理、性能优化、异常处理等内容，以确保代码在Symbian上顺利运行。 3. API调用和兼容性：讨论了如何正确地调用Symbian平台的各类接口（如S60, Series 40等），以及如何处理不同版本间的兼容性问题。 4. UI设计：涵盖了GUI编程，包括如何创建和定制用户界面元素，如窗口、按钮、图形用户界面等，以适应Symbian的特有界面规范。 5. 多媒体处理：介绍了处理音频、视频、图像等多媒体数据的方法，这对于多媒体应用的开发至关重要。 6. 网络编程：涵盖了网络通信技术，如TCP/IP、蓝牙、WAP等，以实现应用程序与外部系统的交互。 7. 错误处理和调试：提供实用的调试技巧和故障排查策略，帮助开发者定位和解决在Symbian平台上遇到的问题。 8. 案例研究和实战指导：书中包含多个实际项目的移植过程和经验分享，让读者能更好地理解和应用所学知识。 9. 团队协作与项目管理：针对Symbian平台的特殊性，讨论了跨团队合作和项目管理的最佳实践，强调了文档编写和代码审查的重要性。 10. 版权与许可：最后，该书还包含了关于版权使用和授权的法律指导，确保开发者的权益。《移植到Symbian平台：C/C++开放移动开发指南》适合于有一定C/C++基础的开发者，特别是那些寻求将现有应用程序移植到Symbian平台或者想要开发新应用的开发者。通过阅读这本书，他们能够掌握在Symbian上进行有效开发的技能和策略，无论是在技术层面上还是项目管理层面，都能从中获益匪浅。"

xvi AUTHOR BIOGRAPHIES

middleware, telecommunications operator services, software engineering

tools, academic research and teaching. Currently he is a project manager

and partner at Boogie Software, working as a ‘hired gun’ for Nokia. In

his work roles, he makes sure he is not stuck in management only but

can also keep his hands dirty writing pragmatic production software.

Lauri is a Forum Nokia Champion founding member. He holds a degree

in mathematics, computer science and software engineering from the

University of Oulu.

Will Bamberg

Will joined Symbian in 1997 and worked there for almost six years, for

most of that time in the security team as an engineer and then as an

architect. He had some involvement in the initial design and deployment

of platform security during that time. Between 2003 and 2005, he worked

for Nokia in Vancouver, mostly on telephony. Since then he has worked

on Symbian OS for an independent contractor in a variety of domains

including text, internationalization and graphics.

David Caabeiro

David has been working with Symbian OS since 2002. Before moving into

mobile technologies, he spent some years working on different platforms,

mainly using C and C++. He currently provides assistance and services

to different companies, working on a range of technologies including

telephony, networking, multimedia and porting. He can usually be found

lurking around Symbian-related discussion boards.

In his spare time, David enjoys music, photography and simply escap-

ing to some remote place in search of peace.

Ivan Litovski

Ivan joined Symbian in 2002, working ﬁrst in the Java Team and later with

the System Libraries, Persistent Data Services and Product Creation Tools

teams. Ivan has 11 years of professional experience with Java, embedded

software, information security, networking, scalable servers and Internet

protocols. He enjoys solving difﬁcult problems and research and devel-

opment. He has authored several patents and papers in peer-reviewed,

international journals. He holds a BSc in electronics and telecommuni-

cations from the University of Nis, Serbia and is an Accredited Symbian

Developer.

AUTHOR BIOGRAPHIES xvii

abor Morvay

In 1999, after graduating as a mathematics and physics teacher from

E¨otv¨os Lor´and University of Science and then receiving a BSc in computer

science, G´abor joined a consultancy company, where he had the chance

to become acquainted with EPOC and was involved in the development

of several applications that made it to the ROM of early phones based on

Symbian OS. He had several roles starting as a developer and becoming

a technical lead and project manager of software projects targeting

Symbian OS devices. At Agil Eight, his present company, while remaining

a Symbian C++ enthusiast, he has had the opportunity to learn Objective-

C and be part of an iPhone application development team. During his

career, he has worked in several technological areas, such as networking,

security, telephony and image processing. When not working, he can

often be found running on Margaret Island in Budapest.

Lucian Piros

Lucian Piros has been working in telecommunications and embedded

and mobile computing for over 10 years, after completing a mathematics

and computer science degree at Babes¸-Bolyai University. He has worked

in the Symbian ecosystem since 2006, in the PIM team of Symbian as

well as for the Contacts team in Nokia. He provides extensive technical

support to Symbian developers worldwide, through SDN/SDN++ forums,

and contributed to

Symbian OS C++ for Mobile Phones Volume 3

.Lucian

became an SDN Ambassador in 2008.

Jo Stichbury

Jo has worked with the Symbian ecosystem for over a decade, for

Symbian, Nokia, Sony Ericsson and Advansys. She is the author of

Symbian OS Explained

(2004), co-author of the

ASD Primer

(2006) and

lead author of

Games on Symbian OS

(2008). Noting a biennial pattern

to her publications, she eagerly awaits a commission for publication in

2010, but in the meantime is spending her time working for the Symbian

Foundation as leader of the Technical Communications team.

Paul Todd

Paul’s ﬁrst experience with Symbian was the very old Psion LZ64, which

he used to interface to surveying instruments where the collected data

xviii AUTHOR BIOGRAPHIES

was exported to Autocad and used to generate maps for quantity surveys.

He emigrated to England in the early 1990s, where he did some work on

developing quantity-surveying tools until he got involved with the ﬁrst

enterprise synchronization tool for PDAs (ASL Connect).

After a number of years of work on Windows Server and Windows

Mobile/CE, he was ﬁnally dragged back into the world of Symbian

development. Currently, he designs and develops enterprise class software

for PIM Data Management (Onebridge) and device management (Afaria)

for Sybase. He is an active Forum Nokia champion and contributor of a

number of Symbian papers.

Paul’s areas of interest include ways that development can be made

both faster and more reliable so that end-user products (especially when

developed by teams) can provide a better experience out of the box.

He is a keen advocate of .NET and co-founder of two startups, next-

mobileweb.com and seqpoint.com.

abor Torok

G´abor has been involved in mobile software development since 2000,

when he started to contribute to Nokia S60 platform development. He

ﬁlled many roles, such as software engineer, test and asset manager

and software architect, which eventually gave him a good overview of

development in this environment.

His instinct to share knowledge with the community inspired him to

actively contribute to Symbian discussion forums, which was rewarded

by Nokia by electing him as one of the founder members of the Forum

Nokia Champion program in 2006. His further contributions were so

valuable that he’s been re-elected three times since then.

Nevertheless, G´abor is interested in other parts of the mobile industry,

too. He started his own blog in 2007 and got lots of positive feedback

from people commenting on his articles. He also decided to explore other

mobile platforms, such as Android, so that his view is not limited to a

single ecosystem, which eventually resulted in his involvement in writing

some parts of this book.

Vinod Vijayarajan

Vinod is the Technology Architect of Generic OS Services, a module

in S60 that includes P.I.P.S. and Open C/C++. He has been associated

with P.I.P.S. since its conception and helped it grow from a fragile,

proof-of-concept port to a solid, stable foundation for technologies such

as Qt and Python on S60. As lead and architect, he designed and

implemented several key components in the libraries, drove releases,

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