BusyTest 1.0.0 :This tool is used during TRUE BREW® Testing to determine how the BREW application handles the EVT_BUSY event.Refer to release notes for more information.

The BTIL Development Kit (BDK) provides developers with a framework to develop C/C++ applications for communicating, controlling, or interfacing between a BREW device(s), BREW applications, or PC. The BREW Tools Interface Layer (BTIL) is a new packet-based transport protocol that allows communication between a host PC and one or more client BREW devices.

* Update - BTIL Development Kit 1.0.2.14 SP05 (2010 March 12)

The BREW Tools Suite is comprised of utilities that allow developers to load, test, and debug applications on BREW devices before submitting them to TRUE BREW® Testing. These include the AppLoader, AppSigner, The Grinder®, Shaker, Logger and BTIL. The BTS 3.1.1 release includes UI enhancements that promote usability and improve productivity.

If you're developing for a Nokia 2.x handset, please ensure that you are using Version 01.00.005 of the 'Nokia OEM Support For BREW' DLLs with BREW Tools Suite 3.1. The Nokia DLLs can be downloaded from the link below. These DLLs are not needed for Nokia 3.x handsets because BTIL is preinstalled on those devices.

This MemLeakDetect tool is a simple application to assist developers in detecting if a BREW application is leaking memory. This application is registered to receive system error notifications sent when memory leaks are detected, and to report any errors on notification. This notification is supported in BREW 3.x+.

BREW devices require application executables to be in a self-relocatable module (MOD) format. The ARM linker outputs Executable and Linking Format (ELF) files. BREW elf2mod is a post-linker tool that converts ARM ELF format executable files to BREW module (.mod) files. Elf2mod facilitates the use of static data in dynamically loaded BREW modules by making the modules self-relocatable. If the BREW module contains static data, this release of elf2mod is needed in place of the fromelf utility present in the ARM tool chains. With ARM RVCT 2.x and later, C++ vtables ends up as static data in the generated ELF file, and hence require elf2mod. Elf2mod is also required in order to use the GNU tool chain.