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 | Hi, I need to create a program that will run on Android 2.2 and use Google maps, and location based services. I know it's possible because my HTC Desire does it all the time. My question is how do I get hold of the Google Maps libraries for Froyo (2.2) … |
| | I know people are going to call me petty, but a point here. Why have you got a structure in an object oriented architecture. I tend to find that if you stick to the basic rules you get less problems down the line. If you have something that you need … |
 | It's not the language that's a bit of a tosser, it's the framework that Microsoft designed for it.... |
| | Hi, I've started developing for Androind [ditched Symbian but that's a whole diferent styory], and I'm not what you'd call a naturall Java developer [much prefer c++]. Eclipse seems to run rediculously slowly on windows 7 (64bit), and running a dual boot system with Linux [on which it seems to … |
| | HI, I've just installed Ubuntu Linux on my Packard Bell i3 PC which is great, except that now I have to develop stuff in Java [Android, no groans please]. I've used and developed in Linux a long time ago, but I can't seem top find anything that can open and … |
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| | You can't return to main() dude. If you're calling something form main in an obect you just need to return a value that indicates the suucsess or failer of the object function. What your doing by the statement "return main()" is passing the value of the function pounter to the … |
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