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The correct dosage appears to be 125mg diphenhydramine. (The usual adult dose marketed by Sominex is 50mg.) I slept. Well, not straight through or anything; nothing's that good. I'm nowhere near human yet, but the downward trend has at least been halted if not reversed.
June 5th, 2008
The problem I've been fighting for the past two and a half days at work is NOT me. The lovely counterintuitive overcomplicated bloated slow-as-molasses approved Symbian development tool, in its latest release,
CANNOT BUILD BINARIES.
No really. It can't do it. It cannot compile. If you had a preexisting project it won't destroy that, but for any new code, it's a great, um, text editor I guess, as long as you never wanted that code to DO anything or RUN on anything.
If you deinstall and go back to the latest .0 revision, everything works fine. Heh heh. Oops.
I suspect some hapless QA manager is buried under a smelly steaming pile of blame right now.
This is just about as good as the on-device debug capability I spent nearly a week on, only to discover that it could never possibly work because that phone's firmware release never got tested either.
Y'know, after the BREW deathmarch, I honestly doubted Symbian was worse. People said it was bad, but these people had never programmed in the BREW environment either, so I took it with a grain of salt. Well, they were right and I was wrong.
CANNOT BUILD BINARIES.
No really. It can't do it. It cannot compile. If you had a preexisting project it won't destroy that, but for any new code, it's a great, um, text editor I guess, as long as you never wanted that code to DO anything or RUN on anything.
If you deinstall and go back to the latest .0 revision, everything works fine. Heh heh. Oops.
I suspect some hapless QA manager is buried under a smelly steaming pile of blame right now.
This is just about as good as the on-device debug capability I spent nearly a week on, only to discover that it could never possibly work because that phone's firmware release never got tested either.
Y'know, after the BREW deathmarch, I honestly doubted Symbian was worse. People said it was bad, but these people had never programmed in the BREW environment either, so I took it with a grain of salt. Well, they were right and I was wrong.
