Mobile app support?
Paulo Pinto
pjmlp at progtools.org
Fri Jan 25 06:07:06 PST 2013
On Friday, 25 January 2013 at 11:59:38 UTC, angel wrote:
> Take into account that generating ARM binary is not all the
> story.
> For example, Android applications run in a virtual machine
> targetted by (a dialect of) Java. These Java applications can
> be bound to native code via JNI interface, that also does not
> target D, and even a plain C application would have to be
> ported, as they use some kind of Android-specific version of C
> standard library.
> To summarize, possibly you could port a D application to
> Android with reasonable investment of sweat and blood, but ...
> you know, everyone can fall out of a window, but this cannot be
> considered the most convenient way to get to the street.
> Possibly the upcoming Ubuntu phone will be able to provide a
> friendlier platform ...
Additionally both Google and Microsoft see the plain C and C++
environment as meant for games only, a way to make use of
"legacy" code or for common code across platforms.
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