on 18 Oct 2011 01:21 PM
Developers have waited long enough for it, and now RIM has finally delivered. The BlackBerry Native SDK for Tablet OS is now available for download. This of course allows for native C/C++ applications to be built for the BlackBerry PlayBook. The download does include some sample code so, let's get cracking and see what developers can create.
sweet, the first little goodie of the day.
right on !! now please someone create a theme for bb9810 !!!!!
This SDK is for Tablet, not OS 7. Sorry, but no themes for your 9810.
Is anyone else experiencing issues downloading NDK 1.0 for Mac? All I'm downloading is a 63MB installer that doesn't run.
Same here. Doesn't unzip with either the built-in archive utility or Zipeg. Zipeg says "unsupported format". I posted this on the NDK developer forum. Hopefully it gets addressed soon.
Fixed. Thanks for the quick response RIM.
Can't help but notice that RIM has facelifted its developer site.
The tool looks interesting; would love to have a 2.0 PB emulator, but I suspect that will be around in fairly short order.
I haven't coded C in a decade, but I'll give it a shot :-)
So, let me get this straight: After OS 5, 6, 7 & now BBX. QNX, Bold 9000, Tour, Storm 1&2, Torch, Bold 9700 & "3" new touch-devices RIM just decided to release a "native" SDK?????? That's as a*% backwards as you can get! FAIL!!!!
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