Eclipse to visual studio Project export

Good morning,

Recently I've been working on a new watch app in eclipse ( Started a long time ago ), to support 3.2 IQ watches.

I was wondering..... is there anything stopping me using eclipse with the 3.2 watches to generate more IQ program apps instead of using VS code.

Ie..... What is the thing I need to look out for when doing this, instead of opening it in VS code, and then exporting from there?

Nick

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Nick over 2 years ago +1

I'll answer this to myself incase someone else reads it. There are inconsistancies because Eclipse is not supported, and some of the classifications of watches don't match what Visual studio define as…

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Nick over 2 years ago

I'll answer this to myself incase someone else reads it. There are inconsistancies because Eclipse is not supported, and some of the classifications of watches don't match what Visual studio define as minimum class for that watch.

I fixed it by re-selecting eclipse build targets to match the Visual studio target CIQ level, and then running monkey motion from Code instead of eclipse.

Is there a way to view which devices have a CIQ level, or in Code do you just manually modfy the manifest to add the watches?

I still think for APP developers, having a tool inside Code that can refine manifest watch selection by memory size would be good. I'm still having to open Device info and go through very watch one at a time to find the ones that have very little app memory and remove them from the manifest.

_psx_ over 2 years ago in reply to Nick

I use eclipse/win for all device/sdk. there is no any problem.

Nick over 2 years ago in reply to _psx_

Do you use monkey motion?

_psx_ over 2 years ago in reply to Nick

no, but it should the same tool like in vc as it is rather part of sdk