Python for S60 v1.9.2 update 24/2/09 s60v3/v5

Python for S60 v1.9.2 update 24/2/09 s60v3/v5






This release runs on S60 3rd edition, S60 3rd edition FP1, S60 3rd edition FP2 and S60 5th edition devices.

The release includes:
- Self signed device binaries for S60 3rd Ed and S60 3rd Ed FP2 (which will work even on S60 3rd Ed FP1 and S60 5th Ed devices respectively).
- unsigned device binaries for S60 3rd Ed and S60 3rd Ed FP2 (which will work even on S60 3rd Ed FP1 and S60 5th Ed devices respectively).
- Separate SDK zips for 3rdEd, 3rdEdFP1 and 3rdEdFP2. SDK zip contains both gcce and armv5 link libraries
- Installer for Windows platform that includes

----- Getting started guide
----- selfsigned PyS60 runtime sis
----- selfsigned PythonScriptShell sis
----- Application packaging tool with GUI and README
----- Python HTML documentation updated with S60 module reference
----- sensor module documentation for S60 3rd Ed FP2 and S60 5th Ed.

- Archive package for Linux/Mac that includes
----- selfsigned PyS60 runtime sis
----- selfsigned PythonScriptShell sis
----- Application packaging tool with README
----- Python HTML documentation updated with S60 module reference

- Python source code
- OpenSSL source code. This source code is released just to be in complaint with the terms of LGPL licensed software. This source code is
nothing to do with PyS60 software.

sensor module is now available for accessing the sensors on S60 3rd Ed FP2 and S60 5th Ed devices that have S60 Sensor Framework libraries. The existing sensor scritps has to be rewritten using the new module to make it work on S60 3rd Ed FP2 and S60 5th Ed. The rewritten sensor scripts will not work on S60 3rd Ed and S60 3rd Ed FP1 devices, the support for the same will be provided in the consecutive dot releases. The existing sensor applications will still work on S60 3rd Ed and S60 3rd Ed FP1 devices without any change.

The selfsigned Python runtime component and the PythonScriptShell packages are available with the user-grantable capability set.

The capability set for S60 3rd Ed is ReadUserData WriteUserData NetworkServices LocalServices UserEnvironment.
The capability set for S60 3rd Ed FP2 is ReadUserData WriteUserData NetworkServices LocalServices UserEnvironment Location.

The unsigned Python runtime component and the PythonScriptShell packages are available with high capability set.
The capability set is LocalServices NetworkServices ReadUserData WriteUserData UserEnvironment Location PowerMgmt ProtServ SwEvent SurroundingsDD ReadDeviceData WriteDeviceData TrustedUI

The UID of Python runtime is changed to 0xE0201514.

Expectation management: THIS IS NOT A FINAL PRODUCT.

This is one of the rough releases of a code-base that has been rewritten to a large extent. Just like we did with the 1.1.x and 1.3.x
series. We want to involve you in the development and testing process so that you can point out any sharp edges and pointy bits that the releases may have.

The idea is to expose the code to early testing and gather feedback so that the final PyS60 2.0 can be solid and fulfill YOUR needs.

Now, on to what we have now - the 1.9.2 release.

On the brighter side:

- sensor module support for accessing the sensors on the devices that have
S60 Sensor Framework libraries. This module's API compatibility between 1.9.x
versions isn't guaranteed until 2.0. It won't be broken without good reason,
but it can happen. Refer to the sensor-module-specifications.doc available
from the installer for more details.
- Reduction in the installer size!
The application packager GUI is now based on Tkinter, hence PyQt setup is
removed from the windows installer.
- The UID of PythonRuntime has changed from '0xF0201514' to '0xE0201514'
- PyS60 Application Packager is now based on ensymble 0.28
Here are some of the things that are worse in 1.9.2 when compared to 1.4.5:
- The runtime package is much bigger than with 1.4.x. This'll get smaller once we have the modified packaging model working - estimate is that
the final base runtime would be less than 1MB.
- There is an additional dependency to the OpenC libraries, which must be installed for the runtime to work.
- Sadly, S60 2.x devices are not supported by the new code-base, and never will be. This is because OpenC libraries aren't available for S60 2.x.
- Binary compatibility between 1.9.x versions isn't guaranteed until 2.0. We won't break it without good reason, but it can happen.
- API compatibility of new sensor module isn't guaranteed until 2.0. We won't break it without good reason, but it can happen.




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