Congrats! Really happy to hear about this! Beyond putting together a new build process, what would you point at as the most troublesome part in getting cocos2d-based software running with GNUstep-on-Android?
On Sat 4 May 2019 at 14:18, Jordan Schidlowsky <[email protected]> wrote: > Hey all, just wanted to share with everyone on the list we FINALLY > launched our Android game built on GNUstep, Golf Blitz. It of course has > an iOS counterpart but the Android build is built on top of GNUstep. If > you have an android device you can find it easily in the Google Play store > by searching for "Golf Blitz", it's free. It's a quite strange multiplayer > golf game... > > Some highlights: > > Runtime: gnustep-runtime-1.9 > Arch: armv7a softfp > Graphics: GLESv2, cocos2d > Uses blocks, arc, and libdispatch heavily. Libdispatch isn't built into > any runloop and we kinda bootstrap the apps main thread onto a java render > thread... We also just drain the main dispatch queue manually and the > start of our game loop. > Libs-base version: 9bcef37ae0bdf2ce5a1baacac2a3288cb39e2f03 > Cloud game servers: Google cloud > > Next up on my todo list is the get the game running on the 2.1 runtime > (thanks David for all your work!), as Google has a requirement that all new > game updates have to be built as arm64 binaries by August. I definitely > will be able to provide a decent amount of testing for that runtime and > arch. > > Cheers, > -Jordan > _______________________________________________ > Discuss-gnustep mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnustep > -- Sent from Gmail Mobile
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