[wanyin940]

I have downloaded binaries_winscw.zip and binaries_epoc.zip of PDK 3.0e, but i don't know how to use them to get the Emulator.Please help me...
I have put the release files of binaries_winscw\epoc32 into binaries_epoc\epoc32\, and run the binaries_epoc\epoc32\release\winscw\udeb\epoc.exe, therer are something wrong with the Emulator:
The error is:Program close: ALF EGL1 . Then I push the OK button.Then another error:Program closed: Via BluetoothVia Bluetooth MTMInit 5.Also I push the OK button, then the third error:Program closed: Menu KERN-EXEC 3.The Third error:Program closed:Messages ECOMClientDLL -16904........Finally the System Error...

[mattd]

firstly all the binary zips (and the tools_epoc.zip) should all unpack into the same place, not individual folders. he reason we split the environment up is so.
1. it's easier to download.
2. Not everyone needs everything.
See the release notes for some more details.

If you don't have them unpacked in the right place, then you'll probably have issues.
There's a bit in the relese notes about unpacking it here


Presumably you're using PDK3.0.e. If you look at this section of the PDK 3.0.e Release Notes you'll find the ALF::EGL1, BTMtmui, etc issues described (they're non-fatal

Admittedly the release notes probably need reorganising, so any suggestions would be welcome.

[wanyin940]

Thank you , I have found answer here
Enough to run the WINSCW emulator
To run the emulator, you only need

7z x binaries_epoc.zip
7z x binaries_epoc_additional.zip
7z x binaries_winscw.zip
7z x -y bin_patch_nvg.zip
This will give you an epoc32 tree in the current directory, and you should be able to type \epoc32\release\winscw\udeb\epoc.exeand have the emulator start up. The patch must be unpacked with the "-y" option to allow it to overwrite the previous versions of the files.
You can increase the functionality of the emulator by adding some of the R&D kit binaries

7z x bin_rndonly_monotype.zip
7z x bin_rndonly_aricent.zip
This adds 1) the iType rasteriser and the Monotype S60 fonts, for which the UI layout is currently designed, 2) the codecs which support playback of various audio formats, including MP3 files.