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hey friends , can any one tell me if i can write an assembly language code for an application to run on a mobile phone having symbian operating system???
please guide me for the same
Please clarify: Are you looking for a payed private tutor?
I guess http://www.symbian.com/ would be a good place to start...?
"please guide me for the same"
Hmmm...
So, if we take your question to be, "tell me if I can write an assembly language code", the answer would appear to be: "No, you are not (yet) in a position to accomplish such a task!"
To acccomplish this task, you are going to need to do a good deal of study - not least of the Symbian requirements for assembler-level programming.
Are you already a competent programmer in ARM Assembly language? Is it just the Symbian details that you lack?
www.symbian.com/.../index.html
developer.symbian.com/home.action
Yes ofcourse , i have practice in writing ARM assembly language programs , but no knowledge of Symbian O.S Hey if i write an application for ARM processor,compile it and make its hex file ,will the application run on Symbian O.S??? and if so, how can i plant that application on the phone??? Like other j2me applications or will i need something else??? Please guide...
kaushik
"Yes ofcourse , i have practice in writing ARM assembly language programs"
No, that is not at all obvious from your post!
"if i write an application for ARM processor, compile it and make its hex file ,will the application run on Symbian O.S??? "
As an experienced programmer, you should understand this: if you want any application to run on any specific platform (including operating system), it will have to be written in accordance with the requirements of that platform.
eg, to write programs (assembler or otherwise) to run on Windows PCs, you need to understand the Windows API
So the first thing you need to do is to learn about Symbian - see the links posted earlier (there's also a Symbian forum there)