I was able to get my hello world (cmake + SDL2 + OpenGL ES 2) working on iOS as an XCode project using this project ( https://github.com/cristeab/ios-cmake ) plus I used these two tutorials as a reference - ( http://www.michaelborgmann.com/tutorials/build-sdl2-app-for-ios-using-cmake/ ) and ( http://lazyfoo.net/tutorials/SDL/52_hello_mobile/ios_mac/index.php )
So now I have Windows, Linux, OSX, iOS, Android, Emscripten... Windows (vs2013-32b, mingw-32b) (ANGLE for GLES2). Android on Windows (vs2010 with nvidia tegra nsight) (no nmake or Android Studio yet). Emscripten on Windows. Linux. OSX (the only platform using desktop OpenGL instead of GLES2). iOS on OSX (XCode). If someone wants to save time maybe start from this project ( https://github.com/michaelborgmann/xgamedev ). I didn't try it but it looks very promising. Instead, I had some fun learning some cmake stuff going through the exercise step-by-step. I also got the feeling that cmake might be a little easier for new users to adopt if cmake releases include more built-in support for more platforms, especially for Android and iOS. On a related issue, it's awesome that Qt Creator comes with built-in cmake support. Personally I wish Qt would focus on contributing to cmake (and expanding Qt Creator's built-in cmake support) instead of doing their own qmake and qbs :-) thank you & best regards On Fri, Aug 28, 2015 at 1:43 PM, Brad King <brad.k...@kitware.com> wrote: > On 08/28/2015 03:34 AM, Peter List wrote: > > 1) Are there any plans to add built-in iOS support as part of the > > standard cmake release? > > There are several third-party solutions but no one has stepped forward > to actually contribute full support. The basic approach should be to > create a Modules/Platform/iOS.cmake file so that one can build with > CMAKE_SYSTEM_NAME set to "iOS" (instead of "Darwin" as all the existing > third-party solutions do). Then knowledge of iOS can be stored in > the CMake platform information modules instead of copied around in > a third-party toolchain file. > > -Brad > >
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