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Hi, I have downloaded and tried running the bluetooth point to multipoint example. I'm using Visual C++ 6 to run it. Unfortunalety, in the epoc emulator, I wasn't able to open the application. A "system error" message appears when opening this BT application. Has anyone encountered this problem? any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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same problem here.
Last edited by yourprickness : 2004-07-07 at 06:47.
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Hi, if you're programming in NT, it isn't possible. By XP, there it's given a tool to make possible!
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How do you get this to work in WinXP?? What is the tool??
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Look by symbian.com. There I've seen it!
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Can you be a little more specific please? I looked far and wide at symbian.com, but all they have there is the link to the ZIP for the project. I did a regular search, I looked at the FAQ pages.. I can't find a "special tool" to get the BluetoothPMP example to work on the emulator... |
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did anyone slove the problem?
plz post the solution, i have the same problem regards |
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BluetoothPMP example is buggy as hell. Just use the "point2point" example. These two examples are very similar except for the fact that BluetoothPMP example can connect to multiple devices. If you really need that capability, then take a look at the source code. I think that part of the code doesn't have any bugs.
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entell,
i've been poking around a bit with the pmp example rebuilding the base but keeping the classes; listener, devicediscovery, serviceadvertiser and service discoverer. but now i've run inte a problem. i get a panic KERN EXEC 3, whenever i enter the servceDiscovery class, KERN EXEC 3 = "This panic is raised when an unhandled exception occurs. Exceptions have many causes, but the most common are access violations caused, for example, by dreferencing NULL. Among other possible causes are: general protection faults, executing an invalid instruction, alignment checks, etc.= have you seen anything similar? or do you knw where it comes from? i've also not been able to use ahy sort of debugger in NCF, i'm using visual C++, if you have some help on that one too i would appreciate it. regards gus |
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hi agian,
i solved the part about the panic, i had just missed to initialice the serviceDiscoverer on ConstructL()... // init service discoverer iServiceDiscoverer = CServiceDiscoverer::NewL(this); but i still would very much know if there is any way to use the debugger in NCF. Gus |
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