Access C:/ and E:/ drive from alchemy OS

This tutorial shows how to access c:/ drive and e:/ drive from alchemy OS.
(s40)
steps :
1) open alchemy OS
2) open terminal
3) in terminal type "mount /tmp jsr75 E:/"
4) now goto brows files=>tmp
you will see folders present in E:/ drive(memory card) in tmp directory.
Similarly for C:/ drive, type mount /tmp jsr75 C:/ in terminal.

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Access C:/ and E:/ drive from alchemy OS

This tutorial shows how to access c:/ drive and e:/ drive from alchemy OS.
(s40)
steps :
1) open alchemy OS
2) open terminal
3) in terminal type "mount /tmp jsr75 E:/"
4) now goto brows files=>tmp
you will see folders present in E:/ drive(memory card) in tmp directory.
Similarly for C:/ drive, type mount /tmp jsr75 C:/ in terminal.

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About Alchemy Os 2.1.7

Alchemy Os 2.1.7

New in this release.

*. libcomm: Fixed
Comm.new() which
used incorrect URL to
make connection.

*. libcore:
Added platformRequest()
function to sys.eh
This function requests
underlying platform to process given URL. You may use this function to make phone calls:
platformRequest
("tel:12345")
or
to open web pages
in phone's native
browser:
platformRequest
("http://alchemy-
os.org")

*. libmedia: Added
create_player()
function to media.eh
Some users
complained about
restriction, which did
not allow to play files
bigger than 1 MB. New
function hopes to
overcome this
restriction.

*. Installer became
friendlier
Shows installation
progress
Allows to choose
between basic
system and full UI
Allows to
download updates
during installation.

Here is _jad

alchemy-os-latest_jad.zip

456 Bytes

http://alchemy-os.org/news.php

if link does not works then copy/paste link goto address bar.

For introduction to alchemy os visit the official website given above

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What is Alchemy os ? explained

Alchemy OS ??

Alchemy OS is an application that creates Unix-like environment inside your phone. It works on all modern phones with support for Java applications.

Alchemy OS allows your to write and execute programs directly on your phone. It comes with builtin compiler and rich API so virtually everything is possible. Features include:

Multitasking environment:
You can run several programs at once, switch between them and make them communicate.

Filesystem access:
You can access phone's filesystem or emulate it if your phone doesn't allow access. You can even mix the two for safer use.
Programmable user interface
You can build high-level interface using forms, menus and dialogs. Or you can draw on the phone screen and process key presses and screen touches.

Network access :
HTTP networking, secure connections and web-sockets.
Work with sound
Ability to play audio and MIDI files, or issue low-level tones and vibrate signals.

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Access C:/ and E:/ drive from alchemy OS

Access C:/ and E:/ drive from alchemy OS

This tutorial shows how to access c:/ drive and e:/ drive from alchemy OS.
(s40)
steps :
1) open alchemy OS
2) open terminal
3) in terminal type "mount /tmp jsr75 E:/"
4) now goto brows files=>tmp
you will see folders present in E:/ drive(memory card) in tmp directory.
Similarly for C:/ drive, type mount /tmp jsr75 C:/ in terminal.

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AlchemyOS Ether programming tutorial

AlchemyOS Ether programming tutorial

AlchemyOS - Ether Programming language
                
                
Introduction
                
Ether programming language is created for the AlchemyOS made by Serger Basalaev( more info at his official website http://alchemy-os.org)
I created this tutorial since a few of my friends asked me to write a tutorial about it since it was quite complicated to use AlchemyOS.
I won't be discussing other section because it's already documented in the official alchemyOS page.
                
        
Creating your first AlchemyOS program
        
Open up terminal and change your terminal directory location to the 'home' directory if you have not already
you can do this by using the CD command. To change to a specific directory available in the current directory(type LS to see the list of file and folder/directory in the current directory) you can type CD <name of folder>
for example
        
cd home
        
after that type
        
edit firstprogram.e
        
this will launch the AlchemyOS default text editor called EDIT and create the file named firstprogram.e on the current directory.
from here you will be presented an editing space.
type this in it
        
        def main(args: [String]) {
        }
        
this is the most basic program you can create on alchemyOS but we won't be creating this instead we will be creating the most popular program of all which is the Hello World program
now edit the application and at the start of it add
        
        use "io"
        
use is a command if you want to use function from a certain library. A library is a file that contains sets of predefined functions. The "io" library is mostly used for input output stuff including files and system. It contains the command PRINTLINE thats why we need to "use" it as a library. Below are the other libraries that are present to the alchemyOS
        
builtins        List of built-in types of Ether.
io.eh                Work with file system and input/output routines.
dataio.eh        Additional I/O routines for binary data streams.
textio.eh        Text I/O streams.
string.eh        String operations.
strbuf.eh        String buffers.
list.eh                Ordered collection of elements.
dict.eh                Dictionaries.
math.eh                Math functions.
rnd.eh                Pseudorandom numbers.
sys.eh                Various system functions
time.eh                Time and date.
error.eh        Error handling.
process.eh        Work with program processes.
dl.eh                Dynamic loading support.
connection.eh        Generic connection framework.
func.eh                Functional transformations.
        
so next in between the { } of the main function type in println("Hello World!")
so now your code would already look something like this
        
        use "io"
        
        def main (args: String) {
        println("Hello World!")
        }
        
Now you can compile it!. Save and quit edit , from your terminal type
        ex firstprogram.e -o app
        
ex is the name of the compiler , firstprogram.e is the name of our source code file, "-o" tells ex to compile it into an object and "app"
is the name of the program we want it to build to.

after typing that you can run it by typing in terminal
        
        ./app
        
If you did it right then you will get Hello World! printed

To be Continued...

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