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‎Example Code

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‎Use D-Bus in erlang

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‎Installation on FSO distribution

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‎Installation on FSO distribution

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‎Installation on OpenWRT

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‎Installation on OpenWRT

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‎Erlang development environment

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‎Erlang development environment

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	http://sourceforge.net/projects/dbus-erlang/		http://sourceforge.net/projects/dbus-erlang/
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		+	===Use GTK in Erlang===
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		+	You can design GUIs with glade using erlang-gtknode.
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	[[Category:Application Developer]]		[[Category:Application Developer]]

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		+	There also is a Native DBus Implementation available for Erlang:
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		+	http://sourceforge.net/projects/dbus-erlang/


	[[Category:Application Developer]]		[[Category:Application Developer]]

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-scp cean_installer.bin  phone:/home/root
+scp cean_installer.bin  root@phone:/home/root
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 Or if you get it from your host:
 <pre>
-scp ./somedir/libsctp.so.1.0.9 phone:/usr/lib/libsctp.so.1
+scp ./somedir/libsctp.so.1.0.9 root@phone:/usr/lib/libsctp.so.1
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-ssh phone
+ssh root@phone
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−	{{note \|This article is written while I am doing this stuff myself on my Linux Ubunty 8.1 system. If you are on another OS brand or version you will probably have to adjust some parts to make it work. To help understand what commands to type on a terminal on the phone and what to type on a terminal on the host, all phone-terminal text is in green (only on firefox). make sure your [[USB_Networking]] is set up correctly before you start.}}
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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	[http://www.erlang.org Erlang] is a programming language which has many features more commonly associated with an operating system than with a programming language: concurrent processes, scheduling, memory management, distribution, networking, etc.		[http://www.erlang.org Erlang] is a programming language which has many features more commonly associated with an operating system than with a programming language: concurrent processes, scheduling, memory management, distribution, networking, etc.

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 === You don't need an emulator ===
 All you need to run a phone application on your host is erlang and an X-server. Are you running linux it's just to install erlang and you are done. On a Mac you also have to install the Apple X-server app. It works right out of the box, and is a free download from www.apple.com. Textmate is the recommended erlang ide for mac-users. Windows users have to take another path. You develop and compile erlang source on your windows box, and use erlang's built in [[hot code loading]] to run your code right on the phone without any restart or reboot.
 == Example Code ==

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-== Installation on OpenWRT ==
+== Installation on OpenWrt ==
 Follow the guidelines in the [[OpenWrt]] wiki page. Go to "Build Custom Image" and follow the instructions. In "Configure target and packages" scroll down to Languages and select Erlang.

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 == Installation on OpenWRT ==
-Follow the guidelines in the [[OpenWRT]] wiki page. Go to "Build Custom Image" and follow the instructions. In "Configure target and packages" scroll down to Languages and select Erlang.
+Follow the guidelines in the [[OpenWrt]] wiki page. Go to "Build Custom Image" and follow the instructions. In "Configure target and packages" scroll down to Languages and select Erlang.
 == Installation on FSO distribution ==

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 In addition to all this you can set it up to let you run your erlang app on the host, and to copy the compiled app to the phone and run it there. All from within SciTE. This gives a very fast turnaround time, I can compile my app - run on host - copy to neo - run on neo in less than a minute. Part of this fast development cycle is of course due to the fact that erlang is platform agnostic - the same compiled code runs on Arm and Intel Linux and Windows.
-Mac users have TextMate.
+Mac users have TextMate. Check out the bundle and install.
 <pre>
 $ svn co http://svn.textmate.org/trunk/Bundles/Erlang.tmbundle

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	In addition to all this you can set it up to let you run your erlang app on the host, and to copy the compiled app to the phone and run it there. All from within SciTE. This gives a very fast turnaround time, I can compile my app - run on host - copy to neo - run on neo in less than a minute. Part of this fast development cycle is of course due to the fact that erlang is platform agnostic - the same compiled code runs on Arm and Intel Linux and Windows.		In addition to all this you can set it up to let you run your erlang app on the host, and to copy the compiled app to the phone and run it there. All from within SciTE. This gives a very fast turnaround time, I can compile my app - run on host - copy to neo - run on neo in less than a minute. Part of this fast development cycle is of course due to the fact that erlang is platform agnostic - the same compiled code runs on Arm and Intel Linux and Windows.
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		+	Mac users have TextMate.
		+	<pre>
		+	$ svn co http://svn.textmate.org/trunk/Bundles/Erlang.tmbundle
		+	</pre>

	{{note \|Other options for erlang developers are Eclipse and NetBeans. Add [http://erlide.sourceforge.net/ erlIDE] to Eclipse or use [http://sourceforge.net/projects/erlybird ErlyBird] }}		{{note \|Other options for erlang developers are Eclipse and NetBeans. Add [http://erlide.sourceforge.net/ erlIDE] to Eclipse or use [http://sourceforge.net/projects/erlybird ErlyBird] }}