Install the Symbian build system on your host machine.

Build the Symbian OS according to your normal build process. For more information on building the Symbian OS, see the Symbian Developer Library at:

http://developer.symbian.com/main/documentation/sdl/

Create a directory called armproske in \src\CEDAR\GENERIC\base\e32\drivers\.

Copy all files located in ARM install directory\Profiler\Contents\version number\build number\target_os_support\symbian directory to the armposke directory you created in step 2.

In the \src\CEDAR\GENERIC\base\e32\drivers\armproske directory, build the required build files by invoking the following command:

bldmake bldfiles ARMV6

Build the kernel extension with the following command:

abld.bat -v build ARMV6

In the \bin\TechView\epoc32\rom\PLATFORM\kernel.iby directory, open kernel.iby with any text editor. For example:

edit kernel.iby

Add the following two lines before the first kernel extension:

// Profiler Kernel Extension

extension[VARID]= / 

\Epoc32\Release\##KMAIN##\##BUILD##\armproske.dll 						\Sys\Bin\armproske.dll

To use TechView, you also need to edit the base_platform.iby file:

edit base_platform.iby

The platform variable in the filename represents the processor family of your hardware. Here are three filename examples:

Insert the following line into the base_platform.iby file:

extension[VARID]= /

KERNEL_DIR\DEBUG_DIR\armproske.dll 						\sys\bin\armproske.dll

Build the ROMs according to your normal process.

Depending on how you build your Symbian OS image, you may need to use a .etm script file to load the image before the application. For more information on using script files, see Setting up scripts.