Hello,
I'm sorry if this is a FAQ, but I wasn't able to find the answer from the archives or elsewhere, so here goes.
I've got the book Symbian OS C++ for Mobile Phones (an excellent book) and while explaining the hellogui app it's mentioned that the SDK should include source / debug info for certain important system classes to allow the developer to debug through them. Indeed, the screenshot on page 105 shows a stack trace with function prototypes of the system calls beginning from runThread(void *) to all the way to the NewApplication() that's part of the example.
Now, I can run and debug through the example project in the emulator just fine. However, I get no useful stack trace info on anything outside the example sources, only DLL entry point addresses are listed, and attempting to step into them results in a whole lot of assembler.
A quick browse through the SDK directories did not reveal any SDK sources. The book mentions that the sources are located in the dir "\Release\Generic" but my copy of the SDK does not seem to include that dir.
Note that I'm using the newest SDK from the website, not the one that came with the book.
Being able to step through some of the OS classes would be nice. Is there any way to add this capability to the Codewarrior IDE with the 2.1 SDK?
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h121