That's something you can do with the 2.1.0 preview version of the SDK. They are in the activities folder of the temp directory used by the simulator. (\<user>\appdata\temp\garmin on win10).
You can feed it data by simulating/playing back a .fit, and/or with using the new "FitContributor" in your code.
That's something you can do with the 2.1.0 preview version of the SDK. They are in the activities folder of the temp directory used by the simulator. (\<user>\appdata\temp\garmin on win10).
You can feed it data by simulating/playing back a .fit, and/or with using the new "FitContributor" in your code.
In Eclipse, one way is to go to Window>preferences.Connect IQ and see what SDK you're pointed to.
I guess a question is why you want to write a .fit. Or do you really not want to write a fit, but test an app that would create a .fit on a real device?
To test an app that records a .fit in the simulator, you don't actually need to physically write a .fit.
