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Is there any free iPad emulator for windows available?
(for stand alone apps, not for webpages)
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raul bada
Nope, you'll need an Intel based Mac for an iPad or any other iOS emulator.
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Is is possible to connect ASP.net with firebase database.
If yes please tell me how to do that
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I need to continue working when away from the internet. Please advice on Firebase Local Server.
Try using this command in your hosting directory:
firebase serve
This command will host your site to localhost:5000.
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When I connect any mobile device or any other device to computer, Am I able to access it's root somehow? or interact using cmd for that using telnet
Not normally. Many mobile devices provide very limited functionality when connected to a computer (usually via USB).
In some cases they'll provide file system access to photos taken on the device. In other cases they'll provide proprietary syncing with a vendor-provided application.
Some mobile devices like smartphones have development kits that allow you to add your own programs the device. The Android SDK, BlackBerry SDK, and Xcode (Apple, iOS) all allow this to varying extents.
There are also unofficial hacks that allow firmware replacement for more direct control of the device, but these can violate your warranty or potentially be malware.
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I need to develop an application for a board (ARM 8), running embedded Linux (probably Angstrom – yet to be decided). I’ve been Googling and I’m confused about a few things.
It seems for embedded, I have to use Qt for Embedded Linux (qt-4.8). I also see a Qt Enterprise Embedded.
I’m confused between the two. What’s the more current way to go with Qt for embedded linux and what’s the major difference between the two?
Also, I downloaded the Qt SDK and followed the instructions to build and install the SDK on my Ubuntu 12.04 LTS system. However, I do not see QtCreator, QtDesigner, and QtQuick Designer anywhere on my system. According to the documentation I should have gotten all of these tools, including qtdemo application after building the sdk.
Finally, I do not see a version 4.8 of the QtCreator. The link in the documentation page (Tools to Install) is broken. Can I use the latest QtCreator with Qt 4.8 SDK?
Can someone please help?
The Qt Enterprise Embedded is a commercial version of Qt for embedded devices If you need support you can buy it from Digia.
The Qt libraries 4.8.5 for embedded Linux is also available for download. It uses Compact and Efficient Windowing System (QWS). It writes directly to the Linux framebuffer, eliminating the need for the X11 windowing system and saving memory.
You can use Qt5 for embedded devices as long as you have a good graphics stack. There is no specific Embedded prebuild available for Qt5 because QWS was dropped in favour for Qt Platform Abstraction. So, Qt does not ship with a windowing system anymore, it expects the OS to provide one (or at least some display devices like directFB etc.).
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Even though this is a very simple question, I cannot seem find a definitive authoritative answer to it.
All the sample code I have found is meant to run on Windows 8, but I remember having read somewhere that Media Foundation was included in Vista.
Are some features only available on Windows 8? or can I safely develop for Media Foundation (via SharpDX) knowing that it will run on a Windows 7 machine?
Most of the MediaFoundation API is backward compatible with Windows Vista/7. Though there are a couple of API introduced for Windows 8 (for example MediaEngine) that are not available in Windows 7. You can check if the API is accessible from Windows 7 at the botttom of each interface documentation on MediaFoundation msdn documentation.