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First, setup the NDK toolchain stuff: | First, setup the NDK toolchain stuff: | ||
- | * Get a Palm Pre or Pixi and figure out how to activate it, and connect to your local wifi. | + | * Get a Palm Pre or Pixi and figure out how to activate it (there are workarounds if you can't, I'm in Japan and got it going), and connect to your local wifi - oh, and you'll need a USB cable for it. The USB cable also fits my Nexus 1 |
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Now you're ready to compare RTBareBones! | Now you're ready to compare RTBareBones! | ||
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For other examples, same idea, but keep in mind you'll need to build the media first. | For other examples, same idea, but keep in mind you'll need to build the media first. | ||
- | All in all, I'd say the WebOS NDK platform is probably the easiest out of all of them to get going and work with. | + | === Compiling a Windows version using the NDK SDL libraries === |
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+ | Using the MSVC solution you can compile a native Windows version using the special SDL version the NDK gives you. This is useful for debugging NDK specific issues. | ||
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+ | To do this, use the pre-setup "Debug WebOS" configuration. | ||
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+ | === Misc notes === | ||
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+ | * To quit WebOS apps, you " | ||
+ | * All in all, I'd say the WebOS NDK platform is probably the easiest out of all of the smart phone platforms | ||
- | Note: To quit WebOS apps, you " | ||
proton/webos_setup.1293516938.txt.gz · Last modified: 2010/12/28 06:15 by seth