Most of the testing was done on Linux, however has done at least cursory testing in Windows. If you want a bunch of examples of how to do a ton of things in C on Android that you "need" java for, scroll to the bottom of this file: - it shows how to use the JNI to marshall a ton of stuff to/from the Android API without needing to jump back into Java/Kotlin land. I am completely uninterested in your opinions of what is or is not possible. Requesting permissions in the JNI "oh you have to do that in Java" or other dumb stuff like that. This makes it easier to develop, deploy, etc, because everything takes much less time.Ī little bit of this also has to do to stick it to all those Luddites on the internet who post "that's impossible" or "you're doing it wrong" to Stack Overflow questions. When you don't fill your build process with hills of beans, you end up being left with the parts that are important, and not the frivilous parts.
Rawdraw operates on everything from an ESP8266, to RaspberryPi, Windows Linux and now, even Android. By using Makefiles it's easy to see what exact commands are executed and add custom rules and tweak your build. And those processes change, making it difficult to keep up and do specific things. I've never released an app on the app store, so there may be some fundamental issue with using this toolset to make commercial apps!įor support, you can try chatting with folks on my discord: Why?īecause sometimes you want to do things that don't fit into the normal way of doing it and all the discussions online revolve around doing it with all the normal processes. Example in ĭISCLAIMER: I take no warranty or responsibility for this code.
Packages just to do the most basic of things. Update: Works with OpenXR on Meta Quest! rawdrawandroidĮver wanted to write C code and run it on Android? Sick of multi-megabyte
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