> but I haven’t really gone full into learning how to make Android
bindings work
Oh and you should also check out some version of MVVMcross
(there's at least two I've heard of so far) while you're checking out
Xamarin. You put all your business-logic into that layer, and anything
> I looked at a Xamarin tutorial and it looks pretty interesting if
you’re willing to move to C# (not so bad for Pascal guys perhaps?).
Yep, I think so. For Phonegap I would need to learn CSS and PHP
(plus get up to speed on the latest HTML), whereas learning C#, since
I already know
2016-09-07 18:41 GMT+02:00 Ryan Joseph :
>
> I did enough research in Android for FPC to know I could do a simple OpenGL
> game using the JNI but it didn’t look very complete and I never could get the
> compiler built on my Mac. Is there enough of the Android NDK (I
> On Sep 7, 2016, at 4:00 AM, fpc-pascal-requ...@lists.freepascal.org wrote:
>
> If you only target Android, though, for now LazAndroidModuleWizard still
> provides the best experience. It's still our lovely Pascal with its turbo
> compilation speed, light final APK size (not lighter from
> On Sep 7, 2016, at 4:00 AM, fpc-pascal-requ...@lists.freepascal.org wrote:
>
> ? ?Finally got a working Hello World on Phonegap, when I found out
> about Xamarin, and this is where I'm heading at the moment. It is
> based on C#, so gives a more-native experience for the user than
> hybrid
> Out of curiosity, is this ARM-specific or does it also work with e.g.
Intel-based tablets or desktop implementations of Android?
I haven't tried myself (I have x86 based Android tablet, though), but the
option is there:
lamw-setup-dialog.png
On 07/09/16 10:00, leledumbo wrote:
If you only target Android, though, for now LazAndroidModuleWizard
stillprovides the best experience. It's still our lovely Pascal with its
turbocompilation speed, light final APK size (not lighter from handcoded Java
forsure, but still light) and fast RAD
> Coming from the background of a Pascal programmer (on Mac specifically)
does anyone have any ideas as to what the best cross platform development
environment/language is right now for mobile apps? I’d like to do some
learning and maybe start some projects but I’m not sure if there are any
that
On 06/09/16 19:00, fredvs wrote:
I've had no problem with e.g.
export OPT='-k-t -k--reduce-memory-overheads -k--no-keep-memory'
Ha, I will try this one too.
For completeness, I've re-read your OP several times and there could be
a problem inserting options in a /specific/ /place/ in the ld