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Migrating C++ Programs to Quartz

Overview In this paper, I describe how I migrated the examples from Professional Symbian Programming, along with the Boss Puzzle in Symbian’s C++ SDK, to Quartz.

The migration described here is somewhat minimal: I haven’t exploited many new GT or Quartz facilities. There’s good reason for this minimalism: like many real programmers, I was in a hurry at the time. You probably want to know how to get your applications to Quartz with the minimum of fuss, so this paper should help you.

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Publisher	Symbian	File Format	HTML
Date Published	March 2004	Downloads	34
Format	White Papers
Topics	Migration Tools, Programming Languages

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