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About

This is Miso, a utility library for Python on Series 60, consisting solely of a single Symbian native DLL. It contains odd utilities that are not in the PyS60 platform itself (and which would mostly seem out of place there), and are perhaps too small to warrant maintaining in their own library.

Homepage

http://contextlogger.github.io/miso/

Contents

The material to be found in this source distribution includes:

  • build/ -- standard Symbian build files, i.e. bld.inf, .mmp, and .pkg files, for building a SIS file from source (see the documentation of a Symbian SDK for more info).

  • private-cxx-api/ -- API documentation for the C++ source code. Given that this module is not intended to have a public C++ API (just a public Python API), the target audience for this is Miso developers. Generated using Doxygen. doxygen makefile (called doxyfile) is also provided.

  • python-api/ -- API documentation for this Python module. Generated using epydoc from miso.py, which describes the Python interface of this component (just the interface, not the implementation). If changing the API provided by the native Python library, please also modify miso.py accordingly.

  • README.md -- this file.

  • src/ -- C++ source for the native library.

  • test-programs/ -- some test code that also, at least in some cases, provide decent examples on how to use the library.

  • web/ -- website material; also contains the license covering this software.

Building

The library should build with a number of different C++ compilers against a number of different S60 system API versions, provided that compatible makefiles (defining the appropriate preprocessor macros, etc.) are chosen.

The Symbian (and GnuPoc) style makefiles have been generated using the provided top-level makefile (sakefile.rb).

Contributions

Contributions to Miso are welcome. If you have a snippet of Symbian code that you would like to make available from Python, consider contributing it to Miso. That way you can avoid the hassle of building and releasing PYD/SIS files for a number of different (current and future) S60 versions.