Troubleshooting; How Do Icompile My Project; What Happens If My Program Has A Compilation Error; What Happens If My Program Has A Run-Time Error - Nokia 9000 User Manual

17 Troubleshooting

17.1 How do I compile my project?
The easiest way to compile is to press <F7>. You can also press <F5> to do a full rebuild and
launch the emulator.

17.2 What happens if my program has a compilation error?

If your program has a compilation error, you will receive a report indicating the suspected line
number in your Output window. You can double click the error description and the Nokia
9000/9110 Development Environment will position the editor at that line number in the GOC file.

17.3 What happens if my program has a run-time error?

If your program has a logic error or run-time error, you may want to use the SWAT debugger to
help investigate the problem. You can control the SWAT options from the Build menu. You can
launch Swat directly by pressing <CTRL>W.

17.4 How does the SDK handle multiple GOC files?

Version 1 of the Nokia 9000/9110 Development Environment does not have built-in support for
multiple GOC files in the same project. You can also use #include statements to add the GOC
code to your project. Also, you can simply place the GOC file in your project directory (usually
\pcgeos\Administrator\Appl\<project>). The project makefile will discover the additional GOC file
and automatically compile it into the .GEO program.
17.5 How do I start the emulator?
You can start the emulator from the Build menu of the Nokia 9000/9110 Development
Environment, or you can use the <CTRL>E shortcut.

17.6 Where is my program in the emulator?

Your program (if it builds correctly) will be saved in one of three program groups in the N9000
emulator. The location is determined in the Advanced Options dialog, which is found in the
View... menu. The default location is Extras, and you get to that folder by pressing
<CTRL><F12> in the emulator window. Other locations include Internet (<F8>) and System