I did some BlackBerry 10 development this year and found its native C/C++ development environment very friendly. However, Momentics IDE is nice but I was looking for a clean command-line environment to automate my daily builds and tests. It came out, the Native SDK comes with a full set of Windows-based tools required to do it, which reside in the host_…\win32\x86\usr\bin\ folder.
To make a .bar package:
1 | blackberry-nativepackager -devMode -package <name.bar> bar-descriptor.xml |
To install .bar on your device or emulator:
1 | blackberry-deploy -installApp -launchApp -device <device_ip> <name.bar> |
To bring a log file back to your PC from the device:
1 | blackberry-deploy -getfile logs/log FileOnPC.txt -device <device_ip> <name.bar> |
-devMode is required to let others access the “logs/log“ file (and other temp files).
P.S. Official documentation: https://developer.blackberry.com/native/documentation/core/com.qnx.doc.native_sdk.devguide/com.qnx.doc.native_sdk.devguide/topic/c_understanddevenv_use_commandline.html