> I think there are two possibilities for an Android port. > > * use Java, but then you can't reuse anything from libmnemosyne which > is in Python. You could start from Tim's code, though. > * use Python. If Android does not support SQLite in Python, but does > support MySQL, then the way forward is not by modifying the > controller, but by implementing a different database backend which has > the same functionality as the SQlite backend. The design of > libmnemosyne is such that the database component is nicely isolated > from the rest of the framework, precisely to allow this.
BTW, if I were in your shoes, I'd seriously investigate whether it is possible to use Python and perhaps even SQLite, so that you can use existing code as much as possible. It will mean less reinventing the wheel later on. Peter
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