Add search engine dependencies to the project

[Lelelo1]

Solr preferably, otherwise Lucene

.. for platforms .Net and Swift

[Lelelo1]

Actually there is no Swift target. But see post by https://community.haxe.org/t/swift-target-support/579/3. It might be possible to output objective-c with hxcpp

[Lelelo1]

I will use the Test.h snipper to see if I can run the cpp successfully: https://community.haxe.org/t/use-a-cpp-function-in-my-haxe-code/2293/3

It's probably possible to add cpp source code to xcode. When doing that I got promoted to create a bridge header: https://github.com/CleverTap/ios-10-demo/blob/master/demo10/app-extension-bridging-header.h. After all, react-native has cpp code in xcode.

[Lelelo1]

Information about create bidding header (to consume objectivec in swift): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31716413/xcode-not-automatically-creating-bridging-header

[Lelelo1]

When putting the compiled cpp (cpp folder) into the xcode folder it has some #include "hxcpp.h" imports, and I get File not found. According to this issue it has to to do with precompilation in haxe.

.. does not work. It might work to do what is suggested here: https://github.com/HaxeFoundation/hxcpp/issues/559#issuecomment-318958353

[Lelelo1]

https://github.com/HaxeFoundation/hxcpp/tree/master/include

..should be the missing code. They could might be able to be be installed with vcpkg somehow. cppBuild.hxml like the following does not give the needed files:

-cp src
-main src.Main
--library hxcpp
-cpp bin/cpp

[Lelelo1]

The cpp -> objetivec+swift does not seem trustworthy and stable enough in haxe, so I am inclined to use python instead which seems to be able to be embedded and invokable on all platforms:

Supported on all apple products: https://github.com/beeware/Python-Apple-support (js can't be called from apple watch) Flutter (Dart) embedding: https://smazee.com/blog/how-to-run-the-python-code-in-the-flutter-app And when it comes to C# it has plenty of example and nugets as well

[Lelelo1]

Python not supported: https://github.com/beeware/Python-Apple-support/issues/87

[Lelelo1]

Found: https://github.com/heremaps/gluecodium which means I can have the main bulk of search service in c++ (or haxe-> c++).

[Lelelo1]

I get the following problem with gluecodium: might work with: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1140358/how-to-initialize-log4j-properly

[Lelelo1]

Seems Haxe approach after getting help: https://community.haxe.org/t/missing-hxcpp-h-in-cpp-compilation/2975/4 So I will investigate it further and consume portion by portion of haxe to see if it works

[Lelelo1]

As suggested by Haxiomic it's better to give arch flag in terrain instead, for faster build's.

haxe build-dev.hxml -D watchsimulator -D HXCPP_ARM64 in terminal

It's more convenient if another dev joins project, they will specify their own needed arch with ONLY_ACTIVE_ARCH in Xcode

Xcode already had that setting active in debug, and was still requiring multiple archs.. So will go for multi arch in both debug and setting: https://github.com/Lelelo1/seek-search/blob/master/watchos.hxml

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Lucene cpp seems to be most stable, so will add that after test build and running with cpp test dep