Migrating from Tizen 2.2 to 2.3: API Changes for C++ Projects

Original Created Apr 23, 2017 | Regeneration Apr 22, 2026

I'm working on converting a Tizen 2.2 C++ project to Tizen 2.3+. Could you help me identify the equivalent APIs in SDK 2.3+ for the following 2.2 headers?

#include <FBase.h>
#include <FUi.h>
#include <FApp.h>

I'm looking for the corresponding replacement headers in Tizen 2.3+. For example, what header replaces FBase.h in the newer version?

Problem Understanding

When migrating C++ projects from Tizen 2.2 to 2.3+, developers need to update their header includes as the API structure changed significantly between these versions.

Solution Methods

  1. Official Porting Guide: The Tizen documentation provides comprehensive information about API changes between versions. The most relevant resources are:

  2. Key Header Replacements:

    • FBase.h → Replaced by specific headers from the new namespace structure
    • FUi.h → Replaced by UI-related headers in the new framework
    • FApp.h → Replaced by application framework headers
  3. Current C++ Development Status: For information about current C++ development support in Tizen Studio, refer to:

Additional Tips

  • Carefully review the porting guide before starting your migration
  • The new API structure is more modular, so you might need to include multiple specific headers instead of the old umbrella headers
  • Consider testing your application thoroughly after migration as some API behaviors might have changed

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