[abelenky]

I'm trying to write a Symbian app that uses Bluetooth.
As an early first step, I built the sample app BTDiscovery, included
with the v60 SDK.

It built and installed on a Nokia 3650 phone with no problem.
(GSM carrier, T-Mobile, in the USA)

But when I tried to run it, it crashes the moment it starts,
with the message "System Error!!!".

I really don't know how to proceed, and am looking for some advice.

Has anyone else built and run the BTDiscovery Application, or done other
related Bluetooth programming? Could you tell the group
about your phone/hardware/compiler/SDK version, etc? and any lessons learned?

-abelenky

Here's what I do know about my experience:

I used Bluetooth from my PC to install the application on the phone.
So I'm quite confident that Bluetooth works fine on the phone.

Through careful debugging, I've learned that these functions
run successfully:

NewApplication
CBTDiscoveryApplication::AppDllUid

Then the app crashes.
If it were to run succesfully, I suspect the next function calls would be:

CBTDiscoveryApplication::CreateDocumentL
CBTDiscoveryDocument::NewL
CBTDiscoveryDocument::NewLC
CBTDiscoveryDocument::ConstructL
CBTDiscoveryDocument::CreateAppUiL

All of this is standard "startup" code, and really doesn't look like its
doing anything that could crash the app.

Any advice?