thefuntastic
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7 years ago So essentially it's possible to theoretically run the library on iOS because I've done it before, although performance was not great.
The main difference is that you need to change the dllImport headers to internal (I'm on mobile atm but this is covered in the unity docs). From there I think it was a matter of messing with build flags in the X code to create an ios libpd.bundle, but it's been a very long time so I don't remember and my osx build machine isn't set up anymore.
I had hoped to contribute this back at some stage, but I got stuck on how to make it compatible with the current repo and got busy so I wouldn't hold your breath. If you could crack it would be a great contribution though ;)
On Sun, 28 Aug 2016 08:46 Niccolò Izzo, notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi, I made a six-month development game for my university course:
https://polimi-game-collective.itch.io/gravitone
I successfully used your library, exporting for Windows Linux and Android. However I'd really like to add iOS support. How difficult will it be to support that platform? I never programmed in Objective-C but I offer my help in testing.
Maybe we can take inspiration from Kalimba's iOS code.
Have a nice day!
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Hi, I made a six-month development game for my university course:
https://polimi-game-collective.itch.io/gravitone
I successfully used your library, exporting for Windows Linux and Android. However I'd really like to add iOS support. How difficult will it be to support that platform? I never programmed in Objective-C but I offer my help in testing.
Maybe we can take inspiration from Kalimba's iOS code.
Have a nice day!